Camper/By S. Bradley
Although he’s most likely ticketed for the Bruins’ Providence (AHL) farm club, Carter Camper should get a look in a couple exhibition games this preseason in addition to the upcoming rookie games on Long Island Monday and Tuesday.
Khokhlachev/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — On Friday after the first day of rookie camp, Bruins assistant general manager Jim Benning didn’t shy away from the fact that 2011 second-round pick Alexander Khokhlachev showed up to July’s development camp in less than desired condition.
Rookies convene/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — The intensity level rose a little today on the second day of Bruins rookie camp at Ristuccia Arena.
Boston’s prospects obviously used the first day as a sort of feeling-out period before they started to compete with each other for spots in the organizational pecking order.
Hamilton/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruins first-round pick Dougie Hamilton was a popular topic of conversation today at Ristuccia Arena on the first day of rookie camp.
Knight/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — After going through their off-ice testing and then skating through two sessions totaling around two hours at Ristuccia Arena, the Bruins’ rookies earned the seal of approval from assistant general manager Jim Benning.
Bodnarchuk
The Bruins officially announced today that they re-signed a restricted free agent who played his junior hockey in Halifax and was drafted in 2006.
Sorry, folks, it wasn’t Brad Marchand.
Stokes
When he arrives in the Boston area for Bruins rookie camp later this week, center Ryan Spooner will be bringing a friend along.
Max Sauve/Courtesy P-Bruins
Will the Providence Bruins be improved under new head coach Bruce Cassidy?
Ferlin/By S. Bradley
One of the more pleasant surprises of last month’s Bruins development camp was 2011 fourth-round pick Brian Ferlin.
Hamilton/By S. Bradley
Hockey Canada is holding its national junior team evaluation camp through Sunday in Edmonton with intentions of getting a read on what players it wants to take to the 2012 IIHF World Junior Championship in December.
Spooner/By S. Bradley
To hear Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli tell it, the Bruins’ decision to wait until this summer to sign their 2010 second-round draft picks was part of an organizational strategy.
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Caron/By S. Bradley
We saw over the course of the 2010-11 season and all the way through last week’s fifth annual development camp that the Bruins have the type of prospects that should guarantee the wait for the next Stanley Cup championship won’t take another 39 years.
