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01/30/2010 - Bruins 2009-10 NCAA prospects update

The Boston Bruins currently have five players playing at the NCAA level including University of Denver standout Joe Colborne.

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11/15/2009 - Bruins 2009-10 junior prospects update

The Bruins have seven prospects playing junior hockey.

11/04/2009 - Bruins organizational depth analysis, Fall 2009

The Bruins have several prospects who are just about ready for the NHL.

10/08/2009 - Providence Bruins 2009-10 preview

The Providence Bruins have a new-look roster, a newcomer to the crease, and some new team leadership in the locker room.

08/25/2009 - Bruins Top 20 prospects, Fall 2009

With a small 2009 draft class, the Boston Bruins Top 20 remains largely the same.

07/05/2009 - Bruins 2009 draft review

The Bruins stocked up on North American wingers with size in the 2009 draft.

06/20/2009 - Bruins 2009 draft preview

The Bruins hold the No. 25 pick in the 2009 draft.

06/04/2009 - Bruins 2004 draft evaluation

Despite having no first or third round picks, the Bruins seven picks have played 347 total NHL games for a solid average of 49.57 games per pick.

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Organizational Depth Chart

  • Team Strengths:
    1 Depth and versaility at the center position
    2 Character and work ethic in all positions
  • Team Weaknesses:
    1 Very few true snipers
    2 Depth at left wing

Player Highlighted Legend
(defines league playing in)

  • Playing in N.A. Pro (NHL, AHL, ECHL, etc.)
  • Playing in CHL (OHL, QMJHL, WHL)
  • Playing in NCAA
  • Playing in Europe
  • Playing in Junior 'A' (USHL, BCHL, AJHL, etc.)
  • Not Categorized Yet

The player is projected on making it to the NHL on a grading scale of 1-10.
Player Rating System Rules - Hockey's Future Prospect Criteria


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