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Bruins Prospect Goaltender Svedeback Earns First Career USHL Victory

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By: Mark Allred | Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277

Last night Boston Bruins 2021 fourth-round selection Philip Svedeback got the first victory of his USHL Tier 1 junior hockey career in the crease against host Green Bay Gamblers. Svedeback stopped 33 of 34 Green Bay shots for his first win in his first two games as a rookie to start the 2021/22 … Keep Reading

Bruins Prospects Sent Back to the Canadian Hockey League

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By: Mark Allred | Follow Me On Twitter @BlackAndGold277

The Boston Bruins have been underway preparing for the upcoming 2021/22 regular season for some time now, with NHL Training Camp a week and a half into its process. The annual camp festivities are held at the Warrior Ice Arena in Brighton, Massachusetts, and have a complete list of players vying for a chance to secure … Keep Reading

Boston Bruins Prospects Lysell & Harrison Head North

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By Ryan Ellis | Follow Ryan on Twitter @_RyEllis_

Today the Boston Bruins have announced that two of their 2021 draft picks will head north of the border to join their respective Junior teams. 18-year-old forward Fabian Lysell will be taking his talents to the WHL’s Vancouver Giants, while 18-year-old center Brett Harrison joins the Oshawa Generals of the OHL.

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Boston Bruins NCAA Prospects Part 3

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By: Ryan Ellis | Follow Ryan on Twitter @_RyEllis_

In our third and final look at the Boston Bruins prospects playing this season in the NCAA, we find a few of the more talked about youngsters in the organization. These three 20-year-old NHL hopefuls have high expectations. It would be worth your while as a Bruins fan to familiarize yourself with their names and their games. It … Keep Reading

Boston Bruins NCAA Prospects Part 2

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By: Ryan Ellis | Follow Ryan on Twitter @_RyEllis_

Continuing our look into the Boston Bruins prospects playing this upcoming season in the NCAA, we bring three more young NHL hopefuls outside of our quaint region in the North East of the continental US. As stated in Part One of this collegiate series, the Bruins currently have nine total student-athletes in the organization.

Over the … Keep Reading

Bruins Head Coach Bruce Cassidy Compares Fabian Lysell to David Pastrnak

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By: Sam Minton | Follow me on Twitter @sam_minton22

Ever since the Boston Bruins drafted Fabian Lysell, all fans have been hearing about how great the first-round draft pick was. Head coach Bruce Cassidy will have only fueled the flames surrounding Lysell after his comments on Friday.

Drafted 21st overall in the 2021 NHL Draft. His speed and ability to pass … Keep Reading

Five Key Observations From Boston Bruins Training Camp

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By: Andrew Taverna | Follow me on Twitter @andrewtaverna

Every year, the opening of the Boston Bruins training camp excites hockey fans because it’s the first sign the regular season is almost upon us. This year, the folks at BNG decided not just to have a strong showing, but in particular, we did two days’ worth of in-person image and video shooting. At the end of … Keep Reading

Bruins ECHL Affiliate: Mariners Sign Two More Players

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By: Tom LaPlante | Follow me on Twitter @tlaplante7

It’s Wednesday, so you know what that means: the Maine Mariners have player signings to announce! As has been the norm of late, the ECHL affiliate of the Boston Bruins broke the news Tuesday that they have signed two more players to their 2021-2022 roster, forward Mathew Santos and goaltender Zachary Bouthillier. This week … Keep Reading

Boston Bruins NCAA Prospects Part 1

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By: Ryan Ellis | Follow Ryan on Twitter @_RyEllis_

With NHL and Boston Bruins action less than a month away, it’s hard not to get excited at the idea of strolling down Causeway and moseying on up the North Station escalators into the TD Garden. The sensory overload provided by the sounds of the organ, raucous fans, and PA announcer mixed with the faint smell … Keep Reading

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