Apr 5, 2025; Los Angeles, California, USA; Edmonton Oilers left wing Viktor Arvidsson (33) during an NHL game against the Los Angeles Kings at Crypto.com Arena.© Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images ...

But, even with Arvidsson signed through 2025-26 in Edmonton at an agreeable $4 million cap hit, the 32-year-old winger opted to waive his no-trade clause last week to approve a trade to the Bruins.

The Bruins have added a veteran winger to the mix. Boston acquired Viktor Arvidsson from the Edmonton Oilers in a trade for a fifth round pick in 2027, according to SportsNet’s Elliotte Friedman ...

One of them is forward Viktor Arvidsson, as the Bruins acquired him from the Edmonton Oilers on July 1. When looking at the Bruins' roster, there is a real chance that we could see Arvidsson have ...

Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, July 1, that the team has acquired forward Viktor Arvidsson from the Edmonton Oilers in exchange for a 2027 fifth-round draft pick ...

Arvidsson, who was acquired from the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday afternoon in exchange for a 2027 fifth-round pick, has twice scored 30-plus goals in his career and four times hit the 25-goal mark.

In an interview with Boston.com, Sturm said his presence played a role in Arvidsson waiving the no-trade protection. “I didn’t bring the names (of new acquisitions with Kings ties) up. They did.

BRUINS Bruins’ biggest move as NHL free agency opens comes via trade with Viktor Arvidsson acquisition By Jim McBride Globe Staff,Updated July 1, 2025, 7:24 p.m.

“Next up, the Oilers are looking to trade Viktor Arvidsson and his remaining $4 million cap hit for next season,” LeBrun reported. “Arvidsson has a full no-move clause, but that shouldn’t ...

Viktor Arvidsson has worn No. 33 since 2017. But with how much weight it holds with the Bruins, he knows he’ll have to choose a different number. “I don’t think I’m gonna touch that number ...

Arvidsson, Kuraly and Eyssimont were low-risk acquisitions. Jeannot does not fit that category. The 6-foot-2, 220-pound widebody only averaged 11:01 of ice time per game for the Kings last year.