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Providence Bruins Have Impressive Center Depth
October 2nd, 2018 The Providence Bruins are set to open the season on Friday night with one of the league’s strongest rosters. The 2018-19 version of the P-Bruins is strong down the middle of the lineup card, with an abundance of talent. Young Centers Pushing For Time in Boston Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson will lead the way at center. The Swede is...
Bruins 4th Line in Limbo After Demotions
September 30th, 2018 The NHL Preseason is winding down, and each club has given onlookers a dose of what can be expected throughout the 2018-19 campaign. It's important to remember that teams didn't play their 18 starting skaters in every game. Exhibition rosters are riddled with prospects and depth players who may not see NHL ice as of October. It's...
Bruins Third Man in the Middle
September 22nd, 2018 The Boston Bruins enter the 2018-19 season in an enviable position in many respects, however, the biggest question in mid-September is the same as it was in late June. Who will step into the role as the third line centre? With the exhibition season underway, the Bruins fans have gravitated toward three options: Jakob Forsbacka...
How The Providence Bruins Roster May Change in 2018-19
August 4th, 2018 The Providence Bruins are set for next season. Many familiar faces are returning but some key veterans are departing, like Austin Czarnik, Kenny Agostino, and Tommy Cross. Their replacements appear to be Mark McNeill, Martin Bakos, and Cody Goloubef. With the exception of Bakos, those spots seem set as AHL replacements. However, AHL...
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...
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...
