Recent Reports Reveal Where Ullmark Will Land In The Off-Season

March 23, 2024

As the NHL trade deadline passed, rumors swirled around Linus Ullmark's future with the Bruins. While he remained in Boston for now, speculation persists about a potential move this summer.

The New Jersey Devils emerge as a potential suitor, seeking a reliable goaltender despite recent acquisitions. Similarly, the Philadelphia Flyers aim to solidify their goaltending, eyeing Ullmark as a solution.

Meanwhile, the Columbus Blue Jackets, amidst a rebuilding phase, could benefit from Ullmark's prowess between the pipes.

Should the Bruins opt to part ways, a significant return may await, given Ullmark's stature as a top-tier netminder.

As seen on Possible trade destinations for Ullmark this summer

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