A new Boston Bruins rumor has surfaced, suggesting that the team is considering sending a top prospect to the Edmonton Oilers.

With it now being the middle of August, things have slowed down around the NHL since July 1. While this is the case, there are still some interesting unrestricted free agents (UFAs) left who could sign professional tryouts (PTOs) before training camps start next month.

NHL insider Dominic Tiano of Dom.Hockey.com has revealed the Oilers and Bruins are having chats about a possible trade involving former first-rounder Fabian Lysell.

Fabian Lysell was once seen as a bright piece of the Boston Bruins’ future. Drafted in the first round in 2021, he was praised for his speed, skill, and potential as a top-six forward.

The Boston Bruins goalie was one of 44 players invited to the men’s Olympic orientation camp Aug. 26-27 in Plymouth, Michigan.

The Edmonton Oilers could be exploring a potential trade with the Boston Bruins involving former first-round pick Fabian Lysell, according to hockey analyst Dominic Tiano.

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Fabian Lysell, a former first-round pick, is now subject of trade talks. Boston Bruins may trade Lysell to the Edmonton Oilers. Lysell's limited NHL impact prompts Bruins to consider a trade. Edmonton sees Lysell as a low-cost,

The Boston Bruins could land a solid player in a proposed 1-for-1 blockbuster, contingent on salary retention to make math work.