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Updated: 9:05 PM EDT Jul 27, 2021 By Russ Reed The Boston Bruins are reportedly bringing back one of their longest-tenured players and another who they recently acquired.Veteran center David Krejci will be coming back to the Bruins, according to New England Hockey Journal managing editor Kirk Luedeke. According to Luedke, a source told him that Krejci and the B s have been wanting to get a deal done.Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic, meanwhile, is reporting that Boston is re-signing defenseman Mike Reilly to a 3-year, $9 million deal after landing him a day before the 2021 NHL trade deadline.The reports come a day before Krejci and Reilly officially become unrestricted free agents at noon Wednesday. Krejci, 35, has played all 15 of his NHL seasons with the Bruins, who drafted him with the 63rd overall pick in the second round of the 2004 draft.The Czech Republic native has served as one of Boston s alternate captains for the past eight seasons.Krejci has played 962 care
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The 35-year-old veteran has spent his entire NHL career with the Bruins after being selected by the franchise in the second-round of the 2004 NHL Draft.
Krejci s career totals include 730 points (215-515-730) in 962 regular season games, as well as 124 points (42-82-124) in 156 playoff appearances.
The center scored eight goals and recorded 36 assists during 51 regular season appearances, as well as nine points (two goals, seven assists) in 11 playoff appearances in 2021.
Krejci will enter his 16th NHL season ranked seventh in franchise history for games played and assists, as well as eight in total points.
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