BREAKING: Former Bruin Claims He Was Betrayed By The Team

A former Bruin has let his feelings loose after their disappointing playoffs.

Throughout his NHL career, Anton Stralman has played over 1,000 games across the regular season and playoffs. He was a very serviceable defensive defenseman for years but at 36 years old, he saw his ice time and game time dwindle.

Last season, the Bruins signed Stralman to a one-year deal with Stralman getting the idea he would be getting consistent ice time. However, he only played 8 games and did not register over 20 minutes of ice time in any of the games. His last game came against the Carolina Hurricanes in late November and he did not even get 10 minutes of ice time that game.

Now, Stralman has spoken out on how he feels he was treated by the Bruins organization.

He then went on to show how he vocalized his expectations from the Bruins when he signed his contract.

Stralman went on to sign a contract with HV71 of the SHL this past offseason effectively ending his NHL career at 36 years old.

As read on HockeyFeed - Anton Stralman says he was «betrayed» by the Boston Bruins.

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