Bruins expectations headed into the 2024-25 season
The Bruins had a great 2023-24 season, surpassing many fans and insiders expectations after losing Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci in the off-season.
This summer, they lost some solid players in Jake DeBrusk and Matt Grzelcyk but were able to add some massive talent with Nikita Zadorov and Elias Lindholm.
As these new addition will surely make a big difference in the lineup, the Bruins should at least end up being a top 10 team during the regular season.
In *our opinion, they are EASILY a top-10 team in the league - and it could be argued they are top-5 - But realistically, 5-10 seems fair.
For a team of Boston's level - their ceiling should be determined by how well set-up, and built they are for post-season success.
For a team of Boston's level - their ceiling should be determined by how well set-up, and built they are for post-season success.
it is hard to know what the team will look like with all these new additions before seeing them play together but it will sure be a disappointing season if they do not do at least as well as last year.
Source: Puck Ups
What should be the Bruins' floor in 2024-2025?
What should be the Bruins' floor in 2024-2025?
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30 AOUT | 110 ANSWERS Bruins expectations headed into the 2024-25 season Will the Bruins have a better season this year? | ||
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