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 Overcome Challenging Season to Earn Playoff Berth
April 18th, 2019 The Providence Bruins may not be roaring into the playoffs, but they did enough over the weekend to clinch a playoff spot. A 5-3 win over the Springfield Thunderbirds on Saturday clinched a Calder Cup playoff berth with a game to spare. Providence was 5-5-0 down the stretch, but considering what the team has overcome, it’s tough to...
Providence Bruins: Work Still Needed to Clinch Playoff Berth
April 4th, 2019 The Providence Bruins won just one of their last three games, dropping a midweek game on the road to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins before splitting over the weekend. The Penguins needed the win to stay within striking distance, only three points behind the P-Bruins for the division’s final playoff spot. Picking up a win over the...
Providence Bruins Gain Some Separation in Playoff Race
March 22nd, 2019 The Providence Bruins hit the road with a chance for some separation in the Atlantic Division playoff race. It wasn’t perfect, but Providence is now five points clear of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins for the Atlantic Division’s final playoff spot. The Penguins entered the weekend sitting just four points behind Providence with...
Providence Bruins Impacted by NHL Trade Deadline
March 2nd, 2019 The Providence Bruins’ blistering pace has come to a halt of late. At 2-3-1 in their last six, the Baby B’s are looking to regroup to hang on to the Atlantic Division’s fourth and final playoff spot. They can now fully focus on that playoff run as the trade deadline is behind them. For AHL clubs, it’s something out of their...
Roster Shuffles, but Providence Bruins Remain Strong
February 15th, 2019 Well, the Providence Bruins finally lost a game in regulation, a 4-2 decision on Saturday against the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. The good news is the loss was sandwiched between wins. The P-Bruins continued their remarkable mid-season turnaround and sit in third in the Atlantic Division with just the one regulation loss in their last 14...
Providence Bruins Continue Finding Ways to Win
February 8th, 2019 The Providence Bruins remain the hottest team in the AHL. With Trent Frederic and Peter Cehlarik up in Boston, the P-Bruins picked up two huge wins over the first-place Charlotte Checkers. Ryan Donato and Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson stepped in and kept the baby B's train rolling. They haven’t had a regulation loss in their last 11 games,...
