Furious that the NHL has threatened to revoke the contract that his client Marc Savard signed with the Boston Bruins, agent Larry Kelly blasted NHL commissioner Gary Bettman in an interview
The Marc Savard trade rumors may have quieted down in the past month, but that doesn’t mean the Boston Bruins aren’t still exploring a possible deal.
Here is my 2010-2011 NHL season player forecaster for Marc Savard of the Boston Bruins.
Look, Brian Burke insists he is not looking at bringing Marc Savard to Toronto.
NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly confirmed Wednesday that the contracts of Marian Hossa, Chris Pronger, Roberto Luongo and Marc Savard remain under investigation by the League
Marc Savard never waived his no-trade clause during the 2010 NHL Entry Draft despite reports to the contrary then and throughout the summer. A separate source told ESPNBoston.com that Savard “probably” would waive the no-trade clause now as trade rumors surrounding him continue to swirl.
Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli issued the following statement today regarding the NHL’s investigation of the seven-year contract extension signed by Marc Savard on December 1, 2009
Bruins are one of those teams interested in Kaberle. One name to watch from the Bruins end is Marc Savard, who has been the center of trade rumors all summer.
For a guy who has led the Bruins in scoring in each of his first three seasons and was still the club’s highest point-per-game producer in an injury-plagued campaign last year, Marc Savard sure has a lot of people willing to pack his bags
The Bruins’ big questions remains unanswered: Will the team be able to find takers for Marc Savard and/or Tim Thomas? If not, what machinations must general manager Peter Chiarelli conjure up to bring the team in compliance with the salary cap?
But there’s still work to be done before the puck drops in Prague Oct. 9. Based on conversations with principal players, here’s how this observer sees things unfolding prior to the start of the 2010-11 season:
July 1st and surrounding days have been called as the Leafs draft by General Manager and Team President Brian Burke, here is what I think the Leafs will be doing this week and weekend.
Savard has personal reasons to come to Toronto, according to a source. It may be that the Leafs think a deal is in the bag so there’s no reason to rush.
If the Toronto Maple Leafs are interested in acquiring centre Marc Savard from the Boston Bruins, Brian Burke isn’t saying anything about it.
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