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Bruins GM: This NHL trade deadline will be different than last 10 years

Story byChris MasonFri, February 27, 2026 at 8:54 PM UTC·2 min readWith the 2026 trade deadline looming, the Bruins are in a fascinating spot. Just a year removed from being a major seller, Boston is sitting in the Eastern Conference’s final playoff spot a week before the deadline. They’re undoubtedly ahead of schedule in Marco Sturm’s first season, but are they ready to really contend yet?AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThat’s a question Don Sweeney is going to have to weigh. On NESN during an intermission in Thursday night’s 4-2 win against the Blue Jackets, the Bruins general manager offered a glimpse into how he’s viewing next week’s deadline.“We still want to try and complement, supplement our group. The players have done a great job to be in the position they are.

Bruins GM: This NHL trade deadline will be different than last 10 years

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  • We’d like to add to it.
  • We’re going to be a little more cautious than we have for 10 years running in terms of really being aggressive,” Sweeney said.
  • “But if there are opportunities, we’re going to try to pursue them to improve our hockey club.”Sweeney added that he’s being mindful of the fact that the Bruins are just one year removed from trading key pieces — Brad Marchand, Brandon Carlo, Charlie Coyle, Trent Frederic — for future assets. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“We started a plan — a painful one at that particular time — last deadline to add to the organizational depth and talent," Sweeney said.
  • “We’ve done some of that.
  • We’ve got work to do, to continue to do.
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