🔥 “Bruins Eye Shocking Blockbuster Trade for $31M Superstar — Fans Can’t Believe Who It Is

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Bruins Linked to Stunning Trade Proposal for $31M Star After Disastrous Season

Following a disappointing campaign that saw them crash to the bottom of the NHL standings, the Boston Bruins are pushing for a swift turnaround — and fans are already cooking up bold trade ideas to spark the rebuild.

One eye-catching fan-created scenario, crafted using PuckPedia’s PuckGM tool, is gaining serious attention: a blockbuster deal that would send elite winger Jason Robertson to Boston from the Dallas Stars.

🚨 Proposed Deal:

Bruins receive:

• Jason Robertson

Stars receive:

• Fabian Lysell
• Morgan Geekie
• 2025 1st-round pick (7th overall)
• 2026 1st-round pick

Landing Robertson — a dynamic, top-line scorer — would be a massive move. Coming off an 80-point season (35G, 45A), and with a career-high of 109 points in 2022–23, he would immediately energize Boston’s offense. The 24-year-old is entering the final year of a 4-year, $31M deal and is in line for a major extension.

In return, Boston would sacrifice two first-rounders, including a coveted top-10 pick, top forward prospect Fabian Lysell, and 57-point scorer Morgan Geekie — a pending RFA who could slide into Dallas’ lineup right away.

🔁 Robertson’s Name Swirling in Trade Talk

Though still a cornerstone in Dallas, NHL insider Jeff Marek recently suggested Robertson could be moved, citing Ottawa and Anaheim as possible suitors. With just one year left on his team-friendly $7.75M cap hit, the Stars might consider dealing him for draft capital and cap flexibility.

Marek even hinted that a Robertson trade could be part of a larger domino effect — possibly shaking loose names like Mitch Marner in league-wide trade chatter.

💬 Bruins Eyeing Aggressive Rebuild

Despite their recent collapse, Bruins leadership believes a quick bounce-back is realistic. CEO Charlie Jacobs expressed confidence that offseason moves can restore Boston to playoff form by 2026.

“With the additions we intend to make this summer, I anticipate that we’ll have a playoff team and play meaningful hockey at this time of year in 2026,” said Jacobs.

Boston had previously made the playoffs in eight consecutive seasons before missing out this year.