Between the Nick Holden trade and a future member of the Hockey Hall of Fame arriving in Providence, Tuesday was far from boring for the Boston Bruins.

Though no official details have been announced, Jarome Iginla donned a P-Bruins practice jersey in his first appearance with the Baby B’s. The former Bruin and longtime captain of the Calgary Flames resumed his on-ice activity four months after hip surgery.

4 months after hip surgery, Jarome Iginla on ice with @AHLBruins today. Iginla: 'I’d love to still play. This is kind of the 1st step, getting out here & seeing how it is… I wanted to see if I can still go. I don’t have any deals at this point' pic.twitter.com/LiWaOQfTzG

— Mark Divver (@MarkDivver) February 20, 2018

Iginla, who left Boston for the Colorado Avalanche after his one year with the Bruins in 2013-14 — and was acquired by the Kings at last year’s trade deadline — remains unsigned. Despite not skating for nearly a year, the 40-year-old hopes to keep his career going in search of that coveted Stanley Cup that’s eluded him throughout his legendary 20-year career.

At the age of 37, Iginla skated with David Krejci and Milan Lucic en route to his last 30-goal season in 2013-14. Since departing Boston, the 1995 first round pick tallied 65 goals in three seasons with the Avs and Kings.

For a team looking for a slight goal-scoring upgrade at the trade deadline, Iginla and his 1,300 career points (625 goals, 675 assists), would come at a much cheaper cost than some of the other rumored wingers on the market, including Evander Kane and Rick Nash.

Whether a reunion with Krejci — and Boston — is in the works anyone’s guess. But Iginla’s arrival to Providence adds another intriguing trade deadline storyline.