With the halfway mark of the 2014-15 season still approaching, 11 individuals have already logged ice time for both the Providence and Boston Bruins.
There is ample time for any of those players currently in the minors to return to the parent club. On top of that, the pipeline will more than likely increase to 12 or 13, at the least, within the next three-plus months.
The widespread back-and-forth movement is enough on its own to inspire New England puckheads to track the Bruins’ prospect pool more than usual. One would be remiss not to add the presence of effective Boston draftees in the amateur ranks.
For the sake of time and space, this look at the latest news and performances on Bruins prospects will stay within continental confines. Due to a shortage of fresh, available online reportage on Europe-based prospects, the likes of Linus Arnesson will not be featured.
In addition, to be eligible for this slideshow, a player must have played no more than 10 NHL games. That rules out Jordan Caron, Joe Morrow and Ryan Spooner, even though all three are currently in Providence. It simply feels awkward keeping a “prospect” ...
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