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By: Matthew Cunha | Follow Me on Twitter @CunhaMatthew
In the summer of my junior and senior years of college at Husson University in Bangor, Maine (15 minutes from the University of Maine at Orono), I found myself, like many hopeful journalism students, at an unpaid internship looking to muster up as much experience as possible. I found myself as an intern at … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
This afternoon the National Hockey League Boston Bruins announced that the organization signed goaltender Brandon Bussi to a one-year, entry-level contract that goes in effect for the 2022/23 season. Bussi, a 23-year-old New York native, will join the American Hockey League Providence Bruins for the remainder of the year on an Amateur … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
The Providence Bruins signed NCAA free agent defenceman Grant Gabriele to a one-year AHL contract; however, he will finish this season with Providence on an Amateur Tryout Agreement. Gabrielle was a teammate of Mason Lohrei with the Ohio State Buckeyes this season. The 6’-2” 195-pound right-shooting blueliner will be part of the “replenishment group” as the … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
I’m going, to begin with, a little Jack Studnicka versus Fabian Lysell comparison because I saw something on a Boston Bruins chat board that had me thinking: Do some people really think like this?
A little background: There is a segment of fans that believe Lysell is untouchable and that he should not be traded. Regardless … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
Peter Cehlarik and his number 5 seed Avangard Omsk eliminated number 4 seed Ak Bars in 6 games in the KHL Playoffs. Cehlarik had four helpers in what was actually a close series, with three of the games going into overtime. Avangard will now take on top seed Metallurg MG in the Eastern Conference Quarter-Finals beginning … Keep Reading
By: Ryan Duffy | Follow Me On Twitter @Rduffy26
This morning, General Manager Don Sweeney announced that the Bruins signed NCAA defenseman Michael Callahan to a two-year $883,750 entry-level contract. Callahan’s entry-level contract goes into effect next season. He potentially can join the Providence Bruins on an Amateur tryout for the remainder of the 2022 AHL season. Boston acquired the defenseman’s … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Last night the American Hockey League Providence Bruins beat the visiting Charlotte Checkers 5-1 at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in downtown Providence, Rhode Island. The top minor-pro affiliate of the Boston Bruins improves their regular-season record to 23-13-3-3 and is currently on a four-game winning streak and outscoring opponents 17-3 in that timeframe. … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Our Black N’ Gold Productions Sports Media Company is looking for driven and motivated individuals to join our growing digital content team covering the Boston Bruins organization and PHF Boston Pride. We have a podcast network and website powered by passionate Boston Bruins fans who strive to produce quality news and opinions … Keep Reading
By: Dom Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
On Wednesday morning, Slovakia upset the United States 3-2 in the quarter-finals and moved onto the semi-finals with a matchup against Finland at the Winter Olympics. Peter Cehlarik did not score in regulation or overtime, but he notched the only goal in the shootout to send the Slovaks to victory. Cehlarik managed 20:59 TOI through the … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
An injury to defenceman Ryan Mast during a 4-3 shootout loss to the Owen Sound Attack on Friday, January 22, has kept him out of the lineup since. The Sarnia Sting officially call it a lower-body injury. Mast fell awkwardly on his leg and ankle, and it did not look good. You could … Keep Reading
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