Bruins Off-Season Chatterbox - HERE!

I think the free agency isn't what the Bruins need, they need to trade to get some players. Michael "Night" Ryder should help out some though. Maybe if Murray sticks around, they could give him a lot of games off, and it may help him out. I don't know, I am just throwing darts here.

I have something else to say, Murray scored more goals last year then Ryder, so why we all sucking Ryder's D&*% so much? 

At this point we might as well keep Murray for another year too.  We're keeping Axelsson and Scheafer around, wtf do they do?  Yes It is possible, I am still pissed about losing to Fagreal this year in the playoffs.  I hold a grudge.  SICK OF LOSING TO THEM!

I think we should have traded Manny and signed Auld but no one else is dumb enough to pay Fernadez at this point with all the injuries. 

At least we're not paying Zhamnoz anymore, great signing. 

Does anyone here think Chara is really worth 7.5 million?  NOT ME!

I am happy about Savard, Bergeron (i hope), Sturmie, Kobasew, Kessel, Krejei, and LUCIC!!!!  

Wheeler and Hamil will be in Providence and Sobodka will most likely be down there too. Axelson had a tough year last season but he has proven to be a very solid player, especially defensively. I think that PJ will respond. We will see.

Murray is all done, he screws everything up. I dont care how many goals he scored (not many anyways), how many breakouts did he singlehandedly turn over?....how many forechecks was he caught out of position and the opposing team came right up his side?.......how many lazy penalties did he get?.......how many times is it OK for an NHL PLAYER  to fall down in a game? He's all done and we would be better off giving a kid a shot instead. Lets move on from Muzz.

BostonBear- I like Michael "Knight" Ryder

Ryder had a bad year last year but I think mainly because he was in Guy's doghouse most of the year.

Murray is just not the same player he used to be and that was a sniper. He never did anything else but sit and wait for Thornton to pass it to him. I salute him for everything he's done for the Bruins in the past but now his time is up.

Ryder is only 29 still and in his prime. He still has upside and in Boston he's going to get the ice time. And it will be with the 1st line. He's going to score goals playing with either Marc Savard or Patrice Bergeron.