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The Providence Bruins have signed Colorado College defenseman Ty Gallagher to a two-year contract on Wednesday morning. Gallagher, a 2021 seventh-round draft choice by Boston, exhausted his college hockey eligibility on Sunday following CC’s conference tournament elimination by rivals Denver. He will be joining Providence on an Amateur Tryout for the remainder … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
Conference tournament season in college hockey is a hectic time of year. Between the upsets, cinderella runs, and awards race, NHL teams are waiting in the wings to make their last additions to a Stanley Cup run. Many college players, like Chris Kreider or Cale Makar, turn pro right … Keep Reading
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The 2024-25 College Hockey regular season has officially wrapped, and conference tournament season is upon us. For dozens of teams nationwide, including several Bruins prospects, a conference tournament title represents their last chance to dance in the 16-team NCAA tournament field. A few Bruins prospects enter this week on the … Keep Reading
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Just like that, we’ve made it to March, the home stretch of the College Hockey regular season. Several Boston Bruins prospects have one last chance to secure their places in their conference, the NCAA tournament, or pad their stats. Several are doing exactly that, and several others are gearing up … Keep Reading
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The theme of this past weekend among Bruins prospects in college hockey was spreading the wealth, as seven skaters racked up eleven assists. Andre Gasseau led the way with three helpers, Dans Locmelis notched his 20th apple of the season, and Dean Letourneau broke a long scoring drought with an … Keep Reading
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The Four Nations Face-Off deservedly commanded the hockey world’s collective attention throughout Valentine’s Day weekend. However, plenty more hockey was being played that deserves some love, especially for Boston Bruins fans. Two Bruins prospects in the NCAA ranks set career highs in scoring this past weekend. Another has been on … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
The Beanpot Final may have taken the attention of the college hockey world and the hockey world in general, but it wasn’t the only game Bruins fans should’ve kept their eyes on. Several Bruins prospects put forth strong performances over the weekend slate, raising their game with tourney season right … Keep Reading
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This past weekend of Bruins College Hockey was dominated by a handful of players, all in top form. They’re producing at season-high or career-high clips if they’re not actively riding a multi-game point streak. As the NCAA tournament approaches, every game carries more weight for teams on the bubble, and … Keep Reading
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The underclassmen ran the show this week for the Bruins in College Hockey. 10 of the 14 points scored by Bruins draftees over the weekend were produced by freshmen and sophomores, led by a handful of multi-point nights, growing point streaks, and a few youngsters who are starting to find … Keep Reading
By: Neil Simmons | Follow me on Twitter / X: @NSimmz
The Boston Bruins prospects in College Hockey flexed their collective firepower this past weekend with the whole field finally in play. The twelve skaters combined for six goals and fourteen points, including four recording multi-point games. Mason Langenbrunner is suddenly on the verge of setting a career-high in scoring. Elliott … Keep Reading
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