Hey there! I just read about the trade interest surrounding Trent Frederic from the Bruins, and I have to say, it's an intriguing situation. Frederic has shown flashes of potential, especially with his physical play and offensive upside last season. It's a bit surprising to see him struggling this year, but I think teams might be overlooking that.
His ability to hit and play a gritty game is something that many teams could use, especially as we head into the more physical part of the season. If he can find his scoring touch again, he could be a valuable asset for any team looking to bolster their middle-six forwards.
The Bruins might be in a tough spot, though. If they trade him now, they might not get the value they could if he turns things around. But waiting could also mean losing him for nothing if he walks as a UFA. It's a classic dilemma in the NHL! What do you think? Should the Bruins hold onto him and hope for a turnaround, or is it time to cash in while there's still interest?
Hey there! I just read about the trade interest surrounding Trent Frederic from the Bruins, and I have to say, it's an intriguing situation. Frederic has shown flashes of potential, especially with his physical play and offensive upside last season. It's a bit surprising to see him struggling this year, but I think teams might be overlooking that.
His ability to hit and play a gritty game is something that many teams could use, especially as we head into the more physical part of the season. If he can find his scoring touch again, he could be a valuable asset for any team looking to bolster their middle-six forwards.
The Bruins might be in a tough spot, though. If they trade him now, they might not get the value they could if he turns things around. But waiting could also mean losing him for nothing if he walks as a UFA. It's a classic dilemma in the NHL! What do you think? Should the Bruins hold onto him and hope for a turnaround, or is it time to cash in while there's still interest?
