By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
I’ll begin by saying this is not a ranking – that will come at a later date – but rather a rating on the player’s performance from the 2021-2022 season. The players on this rating are: either drafted or free agent signings of the Bruins, played outside the NHL or AHL, and the Bruins must hold
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
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
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
The NCAA regular season has come to an end with the exception of a couple of stragglers and exhibition games on the schedule. For the Bruins, they’ll have a decision to make in the coming weeks on a couple of their prospects.
First on the list is Arizona State Sun Devils Jack Becker. Selected in
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
By: Nathan Strauss | Follow him on Twitter @NathanPStrauss
One of the hallmarks of Don Sweeney’s tenure with the Bruins has been drafting players who end up playing at the NCAA level. While many teams still elect to prioritize those who go the Major Junior route, the Bruins have found success with NCAA players, including Boston University’s own Charlie McAvoy and
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
By: Mike Cratty | Follow Me On Twitter @Mike_Cratty
The Bruins have found themselves in the news lately in a few different ways. Whether it’s trade rumors or news related to the upcoming World Junior tournament in Edmonton, they have found their way into the news, even in a quiet part of the offseason.
By: Kyle Outridge | Follow Me On Twitter @Kyle_Outridge
We recently looked at five prospects that have gained a lot of attention thanks to their impressive play to start their respective seasons. Today we will update you on two Bruins prospects that have continued to shine in the USHL. Mason Lohrei and Jake Schmaltz are both leading the
By: Kyle Outridge | Follow Me On Twitter @Kyle_Outridge
At a time when typically we would be swallowed up with NHL action nightly, we find ourselves without Bruins hockey and a clear timeline for when they’ll return to action. However, the Bruins prospects in the NCAA and the USHL have returned to action, and a few have been making an impact early for their teams. Let’s take a skate and