Hamill
Well, at least Zach Hamill seems to be coming along in his fourth pro season.
Typically a slow starter, the Bruins’ 2007 first-round draft pick has totaled a team-high 10 points (including a team-high five goals) through the Providence Bruins’ first 14 games.
Clark/By S. Bradley
The Bruins’ Providence (AHL) farm club today announced it reassigned forward Yannick Riendeau to Reading of the ECHL.
This seems to be the corresponding move the P-Bruins had to make one day after they reportedly signed free agent Chris Clark to a Professional Tryout Offer Wednesday.
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.
Max Sauve/Courtesy P-Bruins
Will the Providence Bruins be improved under new head coach Bruce Cassidy?
MacKinnon
Every American Hockey League team loves to fill in the outskirts of its lineup with a player or two with local ties.
Dean
The last of the Bruins’ minor moves today was to hire Kevin Dean as an assistant coach for the Providence (AHL) farm club.
Chaput
Another of the handful of moves the Bruins announced today was the re-signing of minor-league forward Stefan Chaput to a one-year contract.
Murray
A little Northern exposure is going to allow Rob Murray to keep his coaching career going.
Cassidy
WILMINGTON, Mass. — While working mostly with the defensemen as assistant coach for the Bruins’ Providence (AHL) farm club under Rob Murray, Bruce Cassidy has helped mold some key contributors to the organization’s success and the 2011 Stanley Cup championship squad.
Tardif
Earlier today the Bruins’ Providence (AHL) farm club found out what division it was assigned to for the 2011-12 season.
This afternoon the P-Bruins learned who a couple of their more-respected veteran players are going to be.
Trips to face the newly relocated franchise in St. John’s, Newfoundland will be featured on the Bruins’ Providence (AHL) farm club’s 2011-12 schedule after the league announced its realignment today.
Cassidy
Well, if the Bruins really did search low and high for a new coach for their Providence (AHL) farm club, that was a waste of time and energy.
Today they announced they’ve hired the guy who was already here.
BOSTON — While it flew under the radar during the Bruins run to the 2011 Stanley Cup championship, the organization relieved Rob Murray of his duties as head coach of the Providence (AHL) farm club in the spring.
Button/By S. Bradley
The Bruins today signed prospect Ryan Button to a standard three-year entry-level contract.
Murray
The Boston Bruins today finally officially announced what most of us learned through the grapevine last week.
Head coach of the Providence (AHL) farm club Rob Murray will not have his contract renewed after eight years in the organization.
