Bruins Rumors: Team Linked To Flames Chris Tanev
As the NHL trade deadline looms on the horizon, the Boston Bruins find themselves at the center of intense trade rumors, with new ones revolving around their pursuit of seasoned defenseman Chris Tanev from the Calgary Flames.
The Bruins have been actively seeking to bolster their defensive lineup, recognizing Tanev's valuable attributes, including his physical play, exceptional shot-blocking skills, and penalty-killing expertise.
This weekend on After Hours, Flames defenseman Chris Tanev discussed his shot-blocking technique, attributing credit to #NHLJets head coach Rick Bowness. pic.twitter.com/oLQfDWglvX
— Michael Remis (@mremis) January 30, 2024
The potential acquisition of Tanev has become a focal point for the Bruins as they aim to enhance their chances in the playoffs and make a deep run for the Stanley Cup, according to Nick Goss.
However, this trade endeavor presents its fair share of complexities.
Reports suggest that the Flames are seeking a second-round draft pick as part of the deal, a valuable asset that the Bruins don't possess until the 2026 NHL Entry Draft.
To bridge this gap and make the trade a reality, the Bruins may need to explore innovative and creative solutions, including potential multi-team trades or the consideration of offering higher draft picks or promising prospects.
Now is the time to trade Chris Tanev. you don't want to risk injury with him in the lineup.
— FlamesNation (@FlamesNation) February 6, 2024
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So far this season, the 34-year-old has scored one goal, nine total points, a +7 plus/minus rating, and 135 blocked shots across 46 games played.
The potential acquisition of Chris Tanev remains an intriguing storyline to watch as the trade deadline inches closer, with hopes of fortifying the team's defensive prowess and ultimately propelling them towards their championship aspirations.
Over his four seasons in Calgary, Tanev has 10 goals, 62 total points, a +64 plus/minus rating, and 530 blocked shots across 249 games played. Photo Credit: Sergei Belski-USA TODAY Sports
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