As the trade deadline looms closer and closer, it becomesmore apparent that the Bruins will be forced to make a move before Monday’sclock strikes 3. This time last season is when Chiarelli pulled off separatetrades that landed Chris Kelly and Peverley in Boston, two essential pieces inthe clubs postseason run. While G.M. Peter Chiarelli said that he would like tokeep his defending champion’s line-up intact, injuries to both Nathan Horton(indefinite) and Rich Peverley (4-6 weeks), have forced him into looking atalternative options. The Bruins are roughly 13 million dollars under the cap,leaving them a lot of free space to sign a big name player to a big timecontract. But what are the Bruins options?Rick Nash (RW) –Columbus Blue JacketsNash is the biggest name to float around the trade marketthis season but it is highly unlikely any of us will see him wearing Black& Gold anytime soon. Columbus has tried to build a franchise around Nashand they feel they should receive plenty in re...
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Chris Kelly,
Nathan Horton,
Rich Peverley,
Rick Nash,
Dougie Hamilton,
Tuukka Rask,
Teemu Selanne,
Mark Recchi,
Ales Hemsky,
Lubomir Visnovsky,
Joe Corvo
TEAMS: Boston Bruins, Columbus Blue Jackets, Anaheim Ducks, Edmonton Oilers
TEAMS: Boston Bruins, Columbus Blue Jackets, Anaheim Ducks, Edmonton Oilers
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