Bruins cut 4 players from their NHL Stanley Cup playoffs roster
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T. Tadi
May 1, 2022 (9:29)
According to Bruins insider Joe Haggerty, the Bruins have sent four players to the American Hockey League, where they will join the Providence Bruins.
Of course, the Bruins can call these players up later in the playoffs, but this appears to be an indication of their postseason strategy.
Jack Ahcan, Jack Studnicka, Marc McLaughlin and Oskar Steen all sent to Providence. So it looks like Chris Wagner is going to be with the NHL Bruins group for the Stanley Cup playoff run. As it should be with a veteran that brings experience and helps with the bottom-6 depth | POLL |
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