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Bruins Ranked 20th-Best U23 NHL Pipeline in NHL

The Boston Bruins continued their retool-on-the-fly this summer, as they look to build on their 100-point regular season, which ended with a first-round series loss to the Buffalo Sabres.

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Andre, do you see there being similar pressure on him when he does end up in Boston now with, like Mike said, Boston lacking a lot of scoring depth below that first line?

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So obviously there is gonna be a little bit of pressure on him, not to mention the fact that, you know, Boston had to give up two first round picks to get him.

So, I mean, what do you think of this deal overall?

Do you think that the fit ends up working?

We'll see.

I, I think it all depends on where Sturm puts him.

Are you gonna put him on the top line with Pasternack?

You know, obviously that's a very, you know, offense-minded, heavy top line.

Do you wanna balance it out and put Paterka on the second line to have Pasternack and Paterka share a top six role?

You know, there are a lot of things that can factor in on, on how well Paterka can do.

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And, you know, for both sides, Boston do get a good offensive player.

They need that depth.

They need that, you know, I don't wanna say second or secondary scoring, but you do need that offensive depth, especially for a team in the middle of a rebuild.

S- so it all depends on the role he gets.

And, you know, for, for Utah, I think they make great of, a situation where Paterka wasn't, like you guys said, blossoming in, in, in Utah and, you know, that's a pretty good haul that they got for him.

So we'll see how it plays out for both sides.

I think, I think Bill Armstrong made good use of the situation and, you know, Boston are hoping that they can capitalize on some offensive help for, for next season.

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