So the team that took the Bruins seven games and just improved dramatically is going to be beaten by a team has not improved it's secondary scoring, which was a huge issue, has not improved it's left side D size with anybody decent, Moore is terrible and a depth D at best, has no number three center at the moment and the only real improvement made was a fourth line banger (which is the only really good news).
Please explain the logic to me of not being worried, unless you want a better draft pick in the first round next year I would say there is considerable need for concern.
It's early, which is fine, but somebody should wake up Sweengenius and explain that not all of his super prospects are going to make the NHL. Frederic and JFK are years away at center, the don't have a top 2 lines center prospect anywhere in the organization, they are small and soft up front and for a small and soft team they aren't very fast.
They have a couple of very good young players in Pastrnak, McAvoy and DeBrusk but I am pretty sure this team as currently constructed is easily beaten by Toronto and Tampa right now. Too many holes that need to be filled by established players which now requires a trade, something Sweengenius is not good at. With the current playoff structure these are teams they will have to deal with for years in hopes of advancing, that doesn't look so hot right now either.