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Providence Bruins Season Review: Forwards
July 23rd, 2019 The Providence Bruins finished in the bottom half of the AHL in goal scoring. Averaging three goals-per-game, the offensive output checked in at 18th in the league. The P-Bruins dealt with a lot of roster shuffling up front with their forward group and relied heavily on veterans late in the season to right the ship. The stability in the...
NHL News & Notes: Senyshyn, Frederic, Karlsson & More
April 3rd, 2019 In today's News & Notes, the Boston Bruins have re-called Zachary Senyshyn and Trent Frederic on an emergency basis, Erik Karlsson will be ready to return to the San Jose Sharks lineup for the postseason and some quick hits from around the NHL. Related: NHL News & Notes: NWHL: Kempny & More Bruins Recall Senyshyn and...
Bruins Prospects Primed & Ready After Debuts
February 28th, 2019 It seems that the times of experimentation have come to an end for the boiling-hot Boston Bruins. With the additions of forwards Charlie Coyle, from the Minnesota Wild and Marcus Johansson from the New Jersey Devils, the roster has taken what hopes to be its lasting shape ahead of the final push to the playoffs. In what has been a...
Boston Bruins 2018-19 Prospect Pyramid
October 3rd, 2018 Evaluating talent is part of the business in the NHL. While general managers, scouts and executives for each team have to look at talent within the system and typically create an internal ranking of their own players, it's almost impossible to definitely list prospect A over prospect B with the exception of a few elite talents who are...
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...
