These two former Boston Bruins defensemen have been placed on waivers.
With NHL teams now deeper into training camp, we are starting to see many players be placed on waivers. This will only continue to be the case as we continue to inch closer to the regular season.
Two former Boston Bruins defenseman are among the NHL's latest waiver placements - Connor Carrick (Edmonton Oilers) and Reilly Walsh (Los Angeles Kings).
Carrick signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Oilers during this off-season. This was after the 30-year-old spent this past season with the AHL's Coachella Valley Firebirds, recording nine goals, 34 points, and 66 penalty minutes in 70 games.
Connor CarrickCarrick spent the 2022-23 season with the Bruins organization. He appeared in one game for Boston, posting one assist and a plus-3 rating. In 63 games for the Providence Bruins, he had six goals and 44 points.
Walsh, 25, played the entirety of last season with Providence. In 60 games for the AHL squad, the Framingham, Massachusetts native had nine goals, 28 points, and a minus-17 rating. His time with the Bruins organization ended this off-season when he signed a one-year, two-way deal with LA.