The Bruins should not be done making moves just yet.
The Boston Bruins made a notable move on Monday (Nov. 4), signing Tyler Johnson to a one-year, $775,000 contract. This was not surprising in the slightest, as Johnson had still been practicing with the team before getting his new deal. With this move, the Bruins have added some much-needed forward depth.
While bringing in Johnson has the potential to be good for the Bruins, they should not be done making moves yet. It is no secret that they could use another top-six winger, and it is something they should look to add before the 2025 NHL Trade Deadline passes.
BruinsAfter losing players like Jake DeBrusk and Danton Heinen this past off-season, the Bruins' top six have had trouble producing offense. If the Bruins hope to be become a more legitimate threat, they should aim to add a scoring winger to their top six, preferably at right wing.
It will be interesting to see if the Bruins can add a top-six winger to their roster this season, but there is no question that they need one.