PLAYERS:
Jarome Iginla,
Michael Ryder,
Marc Savard,
Roberto Luongo
TEAMS: Calgary Flames, Dallas Stars, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks
TEAMS: Calgary Flames, Dallas Stars, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks
Joe Haggerty of CSNNE wrote a piece yesterday talking about the possibility of the Bruins making a deal for Calgary's Jarome Iginla or former Bruin sniper, Michael Ryder of the Dallas Stars.
Iginla could add a
scoring punch to the B's
Jarome Iginla is 35 years old and on his final year of his contract. In the 12 game sample, he has registered 8 assists and 1 goal, which raises some speculation if his competitive fire has ran out due to playing on a mediocre team for so long. He did put up 32 goals and 35 assists last season, so maybe it is the shortened season that's affecting him.
The Bruins recently cleared $5million in cap space with the Tim Thomas trade, and if they place Marc Savard on Long Term Injury Reserve, they will have about $11 million in cap space. They also have the draft picks and prospects to make a deal happen.
Ryder was a key component
to the championship run
Haggerty then adds, if not Iginla why not Michael Ryder. Ryder currently 32 years...
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