VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Fresh off being crowned the National Hockey League's general manager of the Year in Las Vegas, Don Sweeney arrived here on Thursday morning for the 2019 NHL Entry Draft. The Bruins currently have five selections, including the 30th overall pick on Friday night, as the organization looks move on from what was a highly successful 2018-19 campaign that ended with a heartbreaking loss in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final.
"The page is turned. Definitively, [the 2018-19 season] is over with," Sweeney said during a break from the team's scouting meetings on Thursday afternoon. "We have nothing to do but look forward. We're proud of what happened, but it is about moving forward from here on out. All of our discussions have nothing to do with that, other than what we can learn from. We're not living there, we've got to move forward."
Draft is First Step in Turning the Page
Sweeney says organization is looking forward to the future
