Boston Bruins President Cam Neely Sends Brutal Warning To The Team After A Poor Season

Despite having high expectations coming into this season, the Boston Bruins have struggled mightily, and as a result, they traded away names like Brad Marchand, Charlie Coyle and Trent Frederic at the trade deadline.

With nine games left in the season, the Bruins have some time to turn things around after their current six-game losing skid, and given the poor performances, it's unsurprising that the front office is very unhappy.

Ahead of their latest loss, it was President Cam Neely that sent a stern message to the locker room in an interview with the Boston Globe, putting some players on blast who may need to prove themselves in a big way down the stretch.

Not only that, but he admitted that absolutely anything is on the table when it comes to improving the team, meaning that they could look to land a splash in free agency, look to make some moves at the 2025 NHL Draft or even make a huge trade to change the complexion of this team.

Given their contracts and play, it's likely that Charlie McAvoy, David Pastrnak and Jeremy Swayman, if they want to remain in Boston will be seen as untouchable, but beyond that, absolutely anything could happen.

In Boston, absolutely nobody saw this collapse coming, and with a very weak prospect pool, there needs to be some major changes, and after the message sent by Cam Neely, it appears that almost no one is safe in Boston.