Don Sweeney, general manager of National Hockey League (NHL) club Boston Bruins, said the club is unlikely to sign a new deal with Russian defender Dmitry Orlov. His word conveys TSN.
Note that the club moved from the fact that Patrice Bergeron and David Kreychi would not stay in Boston, but management continues to communicate with them.
Orlov was traded from Washington to Boston during the 2022/23 NHL regular season. He made 23 appearances in the regular season for the Bruins and scored 17 (4+13) points. He also has eight assist points in the playoffs. His contract with the Bears expires at the end of this season. Note that Orlov has played for the Capitals since 2011 and helped the team win the Stanley Cup in 2018.
Previously reportedAccording to the Daily Faceoff, Dmitry Orlov took first place in the ranking of the best free agents in the NHL.