Radulov
In light of today’s news that Alexander Radulov will not be returning to Nashville, I ask you readers of TheBruinsBlog.net:
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If he drastically changed his back checking and two-way play, we could always take another scorer. Otherwise, I would rather give Caron or Spooner the chance.
I was actually pretty surprised by his two-way game during his recent stint w/ the Preds, but I voted no because he’s going back to Russia so it’d be a waste of some draft picks.
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