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Bruins GM Don Sweeney’s days as a deadline buyer seem over: ‘Much more cautious approach’
Don Sweeney takeaways: Hampus Lindholm unlikely to return, a ‘cautious’ deadline and more
Sweeney: Hampus Lindholm ‘unlikely’ to return this season, ‘no timeline’ for McAvoy
Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Don Sweeney had some bad news to present about the health of both Hampus Lindholm and Charlie McAvoy.
Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm will need another surgery on his injured knee and is unlikely to return this year, general manager Don Sweeney said Sunday.
Bruins general manager Don Sweeney said it is unlikely Hampus Lindholm will return this season. There’s no timeline for Charlie McAvoy’s return. Sweeney opened his session with the media on Sunday morning by updating the status of his two top defensemen.
It’s been a tough 2024-25 season for the Boston Bruins for a multitude of reasons, and it just got even more difficult. Key defenseman Hampus Lindholm, who hasn’t played since November 12, will likely be shut down for the season,
Hampus Lindholm will likely miss the rest of the season with a knee injury, Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney said Sunday. The 31-year-old defenseman was injured blocking a shot Nov. 12 at the St.
Boston Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm is likely out for the rest of the NHL season because of a knee injury, general manager Don Sweeney said Sunday.Lindholm underwent surgery to repair a fractured patella,
Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney announced on Sunday that defenseman Hampus Lindholm is unlikely to return for the rest of the season due to a knee injury. Sweeney said the defenseman is expe
Brad Marchand wants to stay in Boston and thinks this Bruins team can make the playoffs. On Sunday, Don Sweeney ruled nothing out at the trade deadline but expressed a desire to keep his captain beyond this year.
And I believe that they feel the same way.” “We’re not in control of them,” said Marchand, who added that he has a close relationship with Bruins management, going back to when general manager Don Sweeney was in player development and Marchand was a prospect.
After years of win-now moves, it looks as though the bill is about to come due for Don Sweeney and the Bruisn this season.
We will look at all opportunities to improve our team now but even more importantly moving forward,” said Bruins GM Sweeney.
Don Sweeney touched on several topics Sunday, including Brad Marchand's future with the Bruins, prospects, and more.
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