Boston's third-leading scorer gets 44 percent hike
TORONTO -- Boston Bruins left wing Brian Rolston received a 44 percent raise Friday, when he was awarded a $3.175 million contract by an arbitrator.
Rolston, whose case was heard Wednesday in Toronto, earned $2.2 million last season. He was third in scoring for the Bruins, collecting 27 goals and 32 assists in 81 games.
In line to become a Group III unrestricted free agent after the 2003-04 campaign, Rolston was second in the NHL last season with five shorthanded goals. He added two assists in Boston's five-game loss to New Jersey in the Eastern Conference quarterfinals.
Selected 11th overall by New Jersey in the 1991 draft, Rolston has appeared in 654 NHL games with the Devils, Colorado and Boston, totaling 171 goals and 384 points.
TORONTO -- Boston Bruins left wing Brian Rolston received a 44 percent raise Friday, when he was awarded a $3.175 million contract by an arbitrator.
Rolston, whose case was heard Wednesday in Toronto, earned $2.2 million last season. He was third in scoring for the Bruins, collecting 27 goals and 32 assists in 81 games.
In line to become a Group III unrestricted free agent after the 2003-04 campaign, Rolston was second in the NHL last season with five shorthanded goals. He added two assists in Boston's five-game loss to New Jersey in the Eastern Conference quarterfinals.
Selected 11th overall by New Jersey in the 1991 draft, Rolston has appeared in 654 NHL games with the Devils, Colorado and Boston, totaling 171 goals and 384 points.

