How does this deal help Boston?

With the report coming out of Boston that Debrusk still wants out they would get a decent replacement in Kerfoot, a young player with potential in Abruzzese and a draft pick. Both Kerfoot and Abruzzese went to Harvard so it think they would love Boston. I've seen some trades with people offering a 2nd round pick only for debrusk i have no clue what his actual value in a trade would be.

Kerfoot doesn't fill a need though. He's a LW that while having a 51pts this year, also played with JT and Nylander. He's not getting those kind of linemates in Boston. He likely is sitting a 3LW playing with Coyle & Smith, so his production is going to take a hit. Abruzzese probably doesn't even crack Boston's roster. Also don't see Boston willing to trade a goal scoring winger like DeBrusk to a division rival when Boston's own issue is lack of secondary scoring.

Minnesota says no. Guerin didn't sign greenway to trade him. Greenway is a big piece of Grief line.

For sure, but there will be some casualties because of those big buyouts and Greenway at 3million will be appealing to a lot of teams and if Minnesota could get a player closer to league minimum that could slot into their left wing might be appealing to them.

Im very interested to see what happens with Boston if Bergeron retires, they have a lot of great pieces in place but wouldnt be shocked if they try to retool/rebuild for a year or two,

Greenway wasn't given an extension to be traded. The casualty is fiala . So with all due respect, Guerin didn't give extension to certain player's to trade them

Switch Bastian and Marner in the lineup.
Everything else looks great.

They'd need Papa Jacobs to be ok with no getting his playoff money and Papa Jacobs is all about his money lol