Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney may be kicking another two prospects to the curb if they do not agree on a contract today.

Throughout the off-season, the Boston Bruins have been busy, but have also lost quite a bit of prospects.

Don Sweeney ended up kicking 7 prospects to the curb right before free agency began on June 30th.

The list of players are Drew Bavaro, Trevor Kuntar, Jakub Lauko, Daniil Misyul, Ian Mitchell, Jaxon Nelson, and Oilver Wahlstrom.

Don Sweeney did not offer any of these players qualifying offers, meaning they became free agents.

"Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, June 30, that the following players have not received qualifying offers from the team: Drew Bavaro, Trevor Kuntar, Jakub Lauko, Daniil Misyul, Ian Mitchell, Jaxon Nelson, Oliver Wahlstrom."

- Boston Bruins

Two more Bruins set to be kicked to the curb as well

Now, two more Bruins will be kicked to the curb as well if the Boston Bruins do not agree on a contract by 5:00pm ET today.

NEWS: The following 29 players will have their signing rights with their respective NHL clubs expire as of 5:00pm ET tomorrow (August 15) if they remain unsigned, per @PuckPedia.

Unsigned players will become unrestricted free agents (UFAs) for NHL clubs.

The two players in question are forward Jake Schmaltz, and defenseman Ty Gallagher.

Two #NHLBruins are eligible to become unrestricted free agents after August 15, 2025 👀

F Jake Schmaltz - '19 7th RD | 192 OVR
D Ty Gallagher - '21 7th RD | 217 OVR

Don Sweeney only has a couple of hours to make an official decision, or else they will become free agents as well.