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Anthony Travalgia
Joined: 04.26.2018

Oct 7 @ 12:35 PM ET
Anthony Travalgia: Charlie Coyle’s return locks in spot on second line
Tachmo
Boston Bruins
Location: Canada, SK
Joined: 07.01.2008

Oct 7 @ 12:53 PM ET
Charlie was injured last year. I’ve always been high on him. I think he will do well as the second line C playing with good linemates. He isn’t Krejci, but he is a great powerful skater and will be fine.
77emac77
Boston Bruins
Location: Duct tape cant fix stupid but it can muffle the sound, MA
Joined: 04.22.2010

Oct 7 @ 2:01 PM ET
keep the leash short on DeBrusk, i have no faith in his preseason play translating to regular season.
G - Man
Buffalo Sabres
Joined: 07.13.2020

Oct 7 @ 3:13 PM ET
Studnicka and DeBrusk could be part of a package for Eichel if the Bruins want to bring him in.
Nasty_Duck
Boston Bruins
Location: ON
Joined: 06.20.2012

Oct 7 @ 3:41 PM ET
Studnicka and DeBrusk could be part of a package for Eichel if the Bruins want to bring him in.
- G - Man


It's a non-starter for an injured player that needs surgery.

And Bruins would not have the cap-room anyway.
Minnyhock
Minnesota Wild
Joined: 06.26.2021

Oct 7 @ 7:48 PM ET
Coyle had a lot of skill, strength and was dominant at times with the Wild. But he lacked consistency, drive and was disengaged at times. Charlie had the talent to be a top 6 guy which the Wild needed but his play was too erratic. The Bruins were more talented than the Wild so many pundits thought with him happy to be going home and less pressure to carry the load, Coyle would fit in better. I don’t see him as much but Charley looks like the same guy he was in Minny.

bluemoon737
Boston Bruins
Location: Portsmouth, NH
Joined: 04.19.2019

Oct 11 @ 7:08 AM ET
Come on Anthony...no comment on the Wags/Moore move?