While it remains uncertain if the Bruins reciprocate this sentiment, as reflected in the fluctuating NHL betting odds, DeBrusk's stance hasn't changed.
In a recent exclusive interview with Boston Hockey Now, the 27-year-old wing player, who is eligible for unrestricted free agency on July 1, expressed his eagerness to continue playing for the Spoked B beyond the current season. He also emphasized his ambition to assist the century-old, Original 6 team in securing their seventh Stanley Cup victory.
DeBrusk, currently boasting 12 goals and 13 assists in 46 games, and recently having his three-game goal streak ended in the Bruins' 3-2 defeat to the Carolina Hurricanes, consistently demonstrates his commitment to staying with the Bruins, both on and off the ice. With seven goals and seven assists in the last 15 games, he has evolved into a versatile asset for Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery. Montgomery recently praised DeBrusk's recent performances as the 'best version' of him that he has witnessed since taking over as the Bruins' head coach before the previous season.