Linus Ullmark Sends Heartfelt Goodbye to Bruins Teammates and Fans
“You guys will always have a special place in my heart, and in my family’s heart.”
Boston Bruins fans have been following NHL trade rumors since before the deadline last March. On Monday, the speculation became reality when the Bruins announced they had traded goalie Linus Ullmark to the Ottawa Senators, breaking up their goalie tandem.
Ullmark expressed his gratitude and emotions in a heartfelt Instagram post directed at his Bruins teammates, coaches, fans, and others.
“Thank you, thank you, thank you. To all the wonderful teammates, coaches, trainers, workers, chefs, management, the bull gang, and most of all, you Bruins fans. The memories I’ve accumulated during my stay in Boston are too many to count and I will always cherish the friendships and bonds you’ve helped create. You guys will always have a special place in my heart, and in my family’s heart.”
‘We measure success in Stanley Cups’: Charlie Jacobs is laser-focused on another title for the Bruins…
Charlie Jacobs, the CEO of Delaware North’s Boston Holdings and an Alternate Governor for the Boston Bruins, has reiterated the organization’s primary goal: winning the Stanley Cup. This declaration underscores a long-standing tradition within the Jacobs family, who have owned the Bruins since 1975. For them, on-ice success and capturing the coveted Stanley Cup are paramount, serving as the ultimate benchmarks for the team’s accomplishments.
Under the Jacobs family’s stewardship, the Bruins have consistently aimed to build a competitive roster capable of deep playoff runs. This commitment is evident in their strategic decisions regarding team management, player acquisitions, and overall operational approach. The franchise is known for investing in top-tier talent, whether through drafting promising young players or signing high-caliber free agents. Additionally, the Bruins place significant emphasis on creating a strong team culture and fostering a winning mentality among players and staff.
The leadership’s focus on winning another Stanley Cup is not merely about adding to the trophy case; it is about upholding the high standards and expectations that have become synonymous with the Bruins organization. This ambition drives every facet of the team’s operations, from scouting and player development to coaching and game-day strategies. By maintaining this laser-focused approach, Charlie Jacobs and the Bruins’ leadership aim to ensure that the team remains a perennial contender, capable of competing at the highest level and bringing more championships to Boston.
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