How are former Bruins doing with their new teams?

Although Tyler Bertuzzi had a much better November than October, the short-lived former Bruin failed to make his previous team regret not being able to re-sign him in his first game in December.

In his second game against Boston on Saturday, Bertuzzi—who is currently with the Maple Leafs—had three shots in 17:53 and no points. The Bruins defeated them 4-3. To date this season, Bertuzzi has contributed five goals and four assists for a total of just nine assists for Toronto, who had hoped that when they signed him in the winter, he would significantly increase their offensive output.

He’s hardly the only suffering former Boston Bruins player. The following is the performance of the other 2022–23 Bruins players with their new teams thus far in the season:Carolina Hurricanes Dmitry Orlov Orlov has recovered from a terrible start and is earning the $7.75 million, two-year contract he signed with Carolina. He leads the Hurricanes with four goals and eight assists. On October 24, he was -10, so things are getting better.

The Chicago Blackhawks’ Nick Foligno The seasoned 36-year-old is giving a youthful Blackhawks club leadership experience. In 22 games, Foligno has two goals and seven assists.Tomas Nosek, the Devils of New Jersey After reiterating his foot ailment, Nosek underwent surgery on Wednesday. He is not coming back.

Clifton, Connor; Buffalo Sabres The Sabres had anticipated that Clifton would be an offensive catalyst from the blue line, but he hasn’t delivered. He is minus-8 and has two assists in 20 games. On Thursday, he will travel to the Bruins with Buffalo.Garnet Hathaway, the Flyers of Philadelphia, It’s still challenging to play against the fourth-line grinder. For the Flyers, he has two goals, an assist, and 42 penalty minutes.

The Calgary Flames’ A.J. Greer Before the 2023–24 season began, the Bruins attempted to trade A.J. Greer to Providence, where Milan Lucic was supposed to play as a rugged bottom-six forward. But Greer might have played a part in Boston now that Lucic was out for the count, if not longer. However, Calgary took him off waivers, and as of right now, he has four goals and four assists, not far off his career highs of five goals and seven assists from the previous season.Craig Smith, Stars of the Dallas Smith has two goals and one assist in 20 games for the Stars.The Chicago Blackhawks’ Taylor Hall In order to free up cap money during the offseason, Hall was traded. He had knee surgery and is sidelined for the season after a sluggish start.