Good morning, my name is Andrew Fantucchio. It’s Wednesday, July 24, 2024, and here are the top news headlines, highlights, and updates from the Boston Bruins and throughout the National Hockey League this morning.
General managers are evaluated not just on the movements they make, but also on those they do not make. Don Sweeney was ambitious this offseason, bringing Elias Lindholm and Nikita Zadorov to the Boston Bruins, but he struck the correct mix between on-ice ability and budgetary flexibility.
Matvei Michkov, a highly touted Flyers prospect, arrived in Philadelphia on Tuesday, bringing Michkov mania to North America after almost a year of anticipation. But now that Michkov is here, the question is where he fits into the Philadelphia Flyers’ lineup.
Washington Hockey Now is returning!
Nathan Moser, the newest member of the National Hockey Now staff, got right to work yesterday, breaking down the important themes that will unfold for the Washington Capitals this season.
National Hockey Now reports that the Calgary Flames have begun building on their new home, Scotia Place, which will provide them with a unique home-ice advantage.
Florida: Money issues affect everyone, including Stanley Cup winners. The Florida Panthers, who have already been forced to have a very quiet offseason, will face additional cap restraints in the near future. (+)
Montreal: The Montreal Canadiens, like the Panthers, have been dormant this offseason. However, rather than face another one next year, the Habs are planning a shopping spree.
Teddy Stiga grew up in Sudbury, Massachusetts. The Nashville Predators selected him in the second round of the 2024 NHL Entry Draft, and he believes he has arrived at the proper place.
New York: The New York Islanders appear to be done making moves this summer, barely staying under the salary cap.
In their first full year under Patrick Roy, how will they build their lineup?
Pittsburgh: Kevin Hayes has appeared practically everywhere in his NHL career. Now on his third team in as many seasons, the Dorchester native hopes to find a stable position with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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