Jagr
The news that Jaromir Jagr was headed toward the open market got me thinking that he’d be the perfect one-year fit for the Bruins.
I make my full case for the Bruins signing the future Hall of Famer in my column for CBSBoston.com. Now I ask you:
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I do like the prospects of adding someone like Jagr for a one year deal. It allows them to add without subtracting, get help on the PP, and not be worried about another salary getting in the way of resigning guys in 2013.
Good piece, MK. Could be a good move.
The idea I like best is adding some top flight winger (Bobby Ryan), getting Horton back at full strength and allowing Lucic to move down the depth chart.
Summer dreams…