The Boston Bruins are considering trading goaltender Linus Ullmark to alleviate their goaltending logjam and create cap space for new acquisitions. Ullmark, who has one year remaining on his contract with a $5 million cap hit, is in demand, with teams like the Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs expressing interest. Ottawa has reportedly intensified talks and might offer defenseman Jakob Chychrun and a first-round pick. The New Jersey Devils and Los Angeles Kings, initially potential suitors, have acquired other goalies, narrowing Ullmark's options. The Bruins aim to strengthen their roster, particularly at the center position, and may pursue players like Elias Lindholm in free agency. Ullmark has a no-trade clause, but he might waive it for the right deal.