The Boston Bruins’ second-line right-wing position has been a revolving door over the last few seasons.
Veteran leader and second-line center David Krejci spent most of his career without a bonified top-six forward to his right. In recent years, the Bruins failed to address that top six scoring depth outside of Brad Marchand, Patrice Bergeron and David Pastrnak.
Boston GM Don Sweeney didn’t do anything to change those fortunes this off-season, and once again, the Bruins are betting on a remedy from within the organization.
Yet Krejci, who spent his summer in South Carolina, shrugged off any ongoing concerns about that revolving door to his right.