Boston Bruins consider acquiring RFA defenseman Jordan Spence from Ottawa Senators
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 1:37 AM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
The Boston Bruins are exploring options to strengthen their right-shot defenseman position as Andrew Peeke's contract expires. With Victor Soderström leaving and limited depth in the prospect pool, they may look to Ottawa Senators' Jordan Spence. Spence, 25, recorded 31 points this season and is a restricted free agent with arbitration rights this summer. The Bruins face a competitive signing approach amid a tight salary cap situation, needing to submit a qualifying offer by July 5, which Spence is expected to receive.
- •Andrew Peeke's contract expires this summer.
- •Victor Soderström has left the Bruins for Switzerland.
- •Jordan Spence scored 31 points for the Senators this season.
- •Spence is under RFA status with arbitration rights this summer.
- •Bruins need to submit a qualifying offer to Spence by July 5.
- 1:37 AMYahoo Sports — Bruins Have Another RFA Right-Shot Defenseman to Consider
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