Chris Quattrucci
A life-long follower of the game of hockey. Communications experience with the AHL'S Portland Pirates, and a former coach at the college club level. Covering the Providence Bruins and prospects.
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Providence Bruins: Czarnik Among League's Elite
April 14th, 2018 With the regular season wrapping up this weekend, the American Hockey League has begun to announce league awards and All-Stars. The Providence Bruins had one player named as a second-team All-Star, Austin Czarnik. The honor speaks to Czarnik’s development during his time in Providence which puts him among the season’s 12 elite...
Providence Bruins: Cave & Hargrove, the Dependables
April 7th, 2018 The Boston Bruins organization is full of talented prospects. There’s no doubting the potential. The Bruins have so many talented young players, in fact, that they own the Eastern Conference’s best record while playing a lot of those prospects at the NHL level. For an AHL affiliate like Providence, the P-Bruins get to reap the...
Providence Bruins Add Late Season Youth
March 31st, 2018 The Providence Bruins managed to get even younger over the last two weeks. Injuries all over the organization combined with late-season signings have brought changes to the Providence lineup, many of them fresh faces to the organization. Over the weekend, the P-Bruins were undeterred by the lineup changes, earning an important...
Providence Could Add New Chapter to Playoff Rivalry
March 23rd, 2018 The Providence Bruins took four of six points for a second consecutive weekend. The weekend started with an Austin Czarnik hat trick in a 5-3 win over the Rochester Americans, followed by a road loss to the Atlantic Division-leading Lehigh Valley Phantoms. Goaltender Zane McIntyre played a big role in closing out the weekend right with a...
Pair of Badgers Join Providence Bruins
March 15th, 2018 The Providence Bruins went two-for-three on a recent road trip, defeating Laval 6-3 and Rochester 2-1 in overtime before closing out the weekend with a 4-3 loss in Toronto. It was a positive trip to earn four points before ending with a hard-fought loss to the talented Toronto Marlies. After returning home, the P-Bruins are joined by...Providence Bruins Benefited by Organizational Depth
March 8th, 2018 Well, you can never have too much depth after all right? The success of the Providence Bruins in the home stretch could depend on how well the Bruins organization has drafted, and the performance of veterans. Injuries have struck the big club in Boston, but the P-Bruins are yet to feel the effects. Patrice Bergeron is down, and in...
