BHN Puck Links: Former Boston Bruins Krejci Sells Charlestown Home

Well, another door closed in Boston Bruins hopes that David Krejci is going to return to the Black and Gold.

The 35-year-old playmaking center has solid his Charlestown brownstone home for $4.046 million, a number perfect sale price for No. 46 that finished above the $3.999 million initial asking price for the 4,516 square foot five-bedroom home. Clearly Krejci selling his home doesn’t completely rule out a return to Boston sometime in the future, but one would assume he’d want to hold onto a home in Boston if he had intentions of settling into the city for an extended amount of time again.

The talk in Charlestown is that it’s the highest sale total for a home residence there in at least the last 30 years, so at least Krejci has that going for him.

Meanwhile, it’s clear by the Krejci family social media account that the family is enjoying the Czech Republic while Krejci is dominating for his hometown Olomouc team. Krejci leads the Czech League with 12 goals (seven goals, five assists) in eight games and won over Kladno on Thursday in a matchup against former B’s teammate Jaromir Jagr.

In the inaugural Krejci vs. Jagr Bowl:

David Krejci takes the first matchup. Interested to see how this rivalry goes back and forth for the next 20 years. pic.twitter.com/spauF2wc1y

— Petrov McGuire (@McguirePetrov) September 30, 2021

Meanwhile in Boston, David Pastrnak is now on the lookout for somebody else in Boston Bruins uniform he can have some fun with during warmups now that his buddy Krejci is gone.

David Pastrnak on finding somebody new to follow around in warmups with David Krejci in Czech: “I have to do a little scouting during these preseason games during warmups and see what’s going on.” https://t.co/hw2umrBQ0I

— Joe Haggerty (@HackswithHaggs) September 30, 2021

Now on to the BHN Puck Links:

*Fabian Lysell was returned to his junior team, the Vancouver Giants, after an impressive preseason performance as the Boston Bruins made more cuts at training camp. (Boston Hockey Now)

*The Vancouver Canucks have been trying to deal Travis Hamonic, and they are not having any success. Good luck trying to unload him if it’s true that he’s hesitant to get the COVID vaccine. (Vancouver Hockey Now)

*Young 19-year-old prospect Henrik Lapierre has gone from Washington Capitals longshot to a contender for a roster spot. (Washington Hockey Now)

*Louis Domingue has struggled the last couple of seasons both mentally and physically, but he’s ready for redemption with the Pittsburgh Penguins. (Pittsburgh Hockey Now)

*Love to hear that “The Point” is going to be a weekly show on ESPN focused on the NHL, and everything going on in the league.

ESPN to launch a new #NHL studio show ‘The Point’ – hosted by @Buccigross

Debuts Thursday, Oct. 7 | 5p ET | ESPN2

🏒 Airs regularly Thursdays | 3p ET | ESPN2, @ESPNPlus

🏒 As part of @NHL Opening Week coverage, will air daily Oct. 12-15 | 3p ET | ESPNhttps://t.co/C8LWv3MSSp pic.twitter.com/JwzZUeAS2l

— ESPN PR (@ESPNPR) September 30, 2021

*It’s time for the IIFH to step up and do something decisive with the Ukrainian Hockey League after they served up a soft punishment for the racist taunt that happened on their watch. (Facebook Bulletin)

*Seriously, refs, get out of the way and let the boys go.

Let the boys go pic.twitter.com/JQqXXy0Cze

— Spittin’ Chiclets (@spittinchiclets) October 1, 2021

*For something completely different: Kevin Smith recalls the two times that Kevin Feige from Marvel has called him and neither were about using him for any gigs in the MCU. (Comicbook.com)