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.

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

Unsigned veteran players can earn a contract with an NHL team by impressing enough during training camp on a professional tryout contract (PTO). Training camps open next month and the regular season begins Oct. 7. The following notable players (listed alphabetically) will be in an NHL camp on a PTO:

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.

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Moore, who will be a Boston College freshman, is on this journey as an ectomorph: tall, lean, designed to burn calories. Prospects like Moore, known in the fitness category as hard gainers, must be stricter than their peers about following a three-pillar plan of training, eating and sleeping, all while improving as hockey players.

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