Posts About "Chris Wagner"
Bruins' Wagner Has Rolled in Homecoming
March 28th, 2019 Lost within the mass hysteria of last summer, surrounding All-Star John Tavares and "The Decision" to sign with his boyhood team, the Toronto Maple Leafs, was a low-risk, high-reward signing by Boston Bruins general manager Don Sweeney. Chris Wagner, an unheralded journeyman of four seasons with 29 points in 174 career games inked a...
Don Sweeney's Best Offseason Yet
July 28th, 2018 While the Toronto Maple Leafs went out and nabbed John Tavares in free agency this year and while the Tampa Bay Lightning aggressively pursue a trade for Erik Karlsson, the Boston Bruins have remained relatively quiet. Although general manager Don Sweeney may not be done making moves this summer, he has been relatively quiet. That's...
Boston Bruins Free Agency Report Card
July 8th, 2018 Every year, hockey fans long for July 1 – a day that resembles Christmas as organizations drop millions of dollars on free agents to improve their teams. This tradition comes with insomnia, your phone glued to your hand, and migraines due to an excess of blue light hitting your eyes. The intrigue stems from the fact that every...
Chris Wagner Will Impress With the Bruins
July 2nd, 2018 The Boston Bruins have always been known for their physicality. From the days of Harry Sinden's "Big Bad Bruins" to Claude Julien's defensive-minded schemes and hard-hitting brand of hockey, Boston has always had the reputation for being one of the tougher teams in the NHL. Despite the NHL now being a completely different league with...
Bruins Sign Halak, Wagner & Nordstrom
July 1st, 2018 The Boston Bruins have agreed to terms on contracts with forward Chris Wagner, veteran goaltender Jaroslav Halak and winger Joakim Nordstrom. The deal for Wagner will last two years and will pay him $2.5 million over two years, giving him a $1.25 million cap hit. The contract for Halak will last two years and will pay him $2.75 million...
Ducks Make Minor Moves at Trade Deadline
February 28th, 2018 Bob Murray did warn us that there might not be much activity. Nevertheless, the idea of the Anaheim Ducks general manager adding a scoring winger or a depth defenseman by the trade deadline still seemed plausible given his club's needs and their window to win right now. In the end, though, Murray only made subtle moves in signing...
