Bruins set to make history with Ullmark trade

The Bruins have been clearly shopping goaltender Linus Ullmark since the trade deadline and are looking to move him this off-season.

If the Bruins are able to find a suitable trade partner, this will be only the second time in NHL history that a former Vezina winning goalie will be traded in the Cap salary era.

While the Bruins are attempting to trade Ullmark, the good news is that they are not in any rush to do so as he has a great relationship with partner Jeremy Swayman and is happy in Boston.

The fact that the Bruins are not necessarily in a rush to move Ullmark means they will be able to see all offers before making a deal and could start a bidding war.

At the end of the day, the decision comes down to Ullmark as he has a no trade clause in his contract.

Source: Boston hockey now: Bruins Trade Of Ullmark Will Have Historic Implications

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