The Bruins lost several notable players from their roster in the summer. Here's an early look at how those guys are playing with their new teams.
that sent former Vezina Trophy-winning goalie Linus Ullmark to the Ottawa Senators back in June, and then when free agency started July 1, the Original Six franchiseLet's check in on how some of the players who left the Bruins over the offseason are playing with their new teams now that the 2024-25 campaign is about three weeks old.
Luckily for Ullmark, he signed a four-year, $33 million contract extension before Opening Night, so he doesn't have to worry about free agency next summer. He is signed through the 2028-29 campaign.Oct 19, 2024; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Vancouver Canucks left wing Jake DeBrusk looks on against the Philadelphia Flyers in the third period at Wells Fargo Center.
DeBrusk has been an inconsistent goal scorer his entire career, and he often went long stretches without finding the back of the net for the Bruins. But when he's rolling, DeBrusk can score goals in bunches. Heinen has settled into a role at left wing on the third line alongside Teddy Blueger and Kiefer Sherwood. This trio has played 35:19 together at 5-on-5, and the Canucks have a 43-35 advantage in shot attempts, a 25-19 lead in shots on net, a 16-15 edge in scoring chances and a 4-0 goal differential in those minutes.Forbort has scored zero goals with one assist and three shots in three games for the Canucks.
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