Today, the Boston Bruins have relieved Peter Chiarelli of the General Manager duties effective immediately, and it should be of little surprise despite the Bruins winning a Stanley Cup under his watch. If you're looking for any positives since that time, there aren't many, as bad trades and poor cap management combined with the team underachieving this year have led the Bruins to this point. From the trade of Tyler Seguin to Dallas and not getting enough production from the players they got from him (there's still hope for Joe Morrow) to trading away Johnny Boychuk due to cap problems, the Bruins found it tough to stay on top. Don't cry for Chiarelli, though, as it is likely he won't be without a job for long, especially if he's willing to go to another mess in Toronto.
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