The Seguin trade is looking like it's going to be a win-win. Good for Seguin for looking like he'll reach his potential, but that doesn't mean he would have done that with the Bruins. Whether that's an indictment of him or the organization's ability to develop star players is another story.
Reilly Smith as proven himself as a decent top 6 forward as a 22 year old and Eriksson has been fantastic when he's been healthy. I was looking at some of his advanced stats today and they suggest he's been much much better than his goals/assists/points would suggest, albeit not a huge sample size: http://stats.hockeyanalysis.com/showplayer.php?pid=153&withagainst=true&season=2013-14&sit=5v5
tl;dr for the numbers in that chart: 1) Bruins score twice as many goals 5 on 5 as they allow when he's on the ice. 2) Everyone that the's played with this season has a significantly higher Corsi% playing with Eriksson than without him
Reilly Smith as proven himself as a decent top 6 forward as a 22 year old and Eriksson has been fantastic when he's been healthy. I was looking at some of his advanced stats today and they suggest he's been much much better than his goals/assists/points would suggest, albeit not a huge sample size: http://stats.hockeyanalysis.com/showplayer.php?pid=153&withagainst=true&season=2013-14&sit=5v5
tl;dr for the numbers in that chart: 1) Bruins score twice as many goals 5 on 5 as they allow when he's on the ice. 2) Everyone that the's played with this season has a significantly higher Corsi% playing with Eriksson than without him