Charlie Coyle is currently viewed as a potential trade candidate due to his contract situation and lack of production. He has a no-trade clause and another year left on his deal, making him a less attractive asset for other teams. While moving him could help the Bruins financially, convincing another team to take on his contract presents a significant challenge. His performance has not met expectations, contributing to the team's struggles in finding secondary scoring.

Charlie Coyle is categorized as a player for whom a trade is certainly possible. His status suggests that while he holds value, he may not be considered essential to the Bruins' core moving forward, indicating potential flexibility in the roster as the team navigates changes.

Charlie Coyle scored Boston's only goal in the loss to Columbus, contributing to a disappointing performance that has intensified calls for changes within the team's management, particularly regarding coach Jim Montgomery.

Charlie Coyle scored both of Boston's goals in the game, providing the Bruins with their only offense late in the first period and again in the third. Despite his efforts, the Bruins struggled to keep pace with the Stars, who dominated the matchup.

Charlie Coyle scored one of the two goals for the Bruins in the loss to the Stars, contributing to the team's efforts during a Central Division road trip. Despite the goal, the Bruins struggled on the power play, continuing to rank tied for last in the NHL with an 11.8% success rate. They went 0 for 2 with the man advantage in the game.