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No updates Patrice Bergeron and David Krejcideals for one year
Boston Bruins: GM Don Sweeney on UFA Patrice Bergeron: “Nothing has changed. At the moment there is no update in terms of finishing anything. As I said the other day, I think we’re in a good place with Patrice.”
Joe Haggerty: GM Sweeney announced that Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci will sign one-year contracts.
Wages would be low and there would be incentives.
Jeff Petry probably not headed to Dallas
Eric Engels: Last night, it didn’t seem like the Montreal Canadiens would trade defenseman Jeff Petry to the Dallas Stars.
Sources said they had a brief conversation yesterday, but the Canadiens did not want to withhold the salary. A trade seems unlikely.
Eric Engels: That’s not to say they aren’t making an effort to trade Jeff Petry. Canadiens general manager Kent Hughes has always said the trade should be good for the Canadiens, too.
Anyone offer a sheet to Nick Haig?
Sportsnet’s Elliot Friedman: The agent was wondering if anyone would try to offer the Vegas Golden Knights sheet to the defenseman Nicholas Haig. Anywhere between $2,100,742 and $4,201,488 would be worth a second-round pick alone.
Jesse Puljujarvi will probably stay
Lovetide: After Connor Brown was traded to Washington, the likelihood of Jesse Puljujarvi staying in Edmonton increased.
Jets GM is comfortable with his team
Scott Bilek: Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff said (later this afternoon) that he’s still talking to some free agents, but he suggested he’s comfortable with his team and how it will fit with the head coach Rick Bownesssystem.
Scott Bilek: GM Cheveldayoff expects that quarterback Brendan Dillon will be back with the Jets next season.
although back.
Kotkaniemi hurricane center #2?
Walt Ruff: Carolina Hurricanes GM Don Waddell said he is “absolutely” comfortable next season with Jespery Kotkaniemi as their second line center.
NHL Rumors: Bergeron, Krejci, Petry, Hague, Puljujarvi, Jets and Hurricanes
