The wait finally ended last week to see whether it would be Tyler or Taylor for the Bruins. It was Tyler, and now another wait is about to come to an end. Bruins fans will get their first chance to see Seguin take to the ice as a Boston Bruin.
The Bruins released their development camp roster today for their 4th annual development camp to be held from July 6 - July 10. The squad looks as follows:
Forwards:
Tyler Brenner, Jordan Caron, Joe Colborne, Craig Cunningham, Alexander Fallstrom, Justin Florek, Mark Goggin, Jared Knight, Tyler Randell, Max Sauve, Tyler Seguin, Ben Sexton, Ryan Spooner, Nick Tremblay
Defensemen:
Yuri Alexandrov, Matt Bartkowski, Ryan Button, Marc Cantin, Tommy Cross,
Ryan Donald, Steve Kampfer, Zach Trotman, David Warsofsky
Goaltenders:
Adam Courchaine, Matt Dalton, Zane Gothberg, Mike Hutchinson
Tuesday, July 6th will be the first day of the camp. That day will involve fitness testing for the players. The on-ice event is closed to the public for that day. For the remaining four days, though -- Wednesday (7/7) through Saturday (7/10) -- the on-ice segment of the camp will be open to the public and the media at Ristuccia Memorial Arena in Wilmington, MA. Ristuccia is the facility that the Bruins practice at during the regular season.
On that list, I've put in boldface font the players that most fans and media are creating the most hype about. Obviously, you can expect that a lot of fans will jump at the opportunity to see Tyler Seguin skate for the first time as a Bruin. Jared Knight and Ryan Spooner -- Boston's 2nd and 3rd picks, respectively -- are electrifying pure scorers that the Bruins are also very excited about. Joe Colbourne is Boston's 2008 first selection and is a big, powerful forward that many believe will make a run at a roster spot with the NHL club next season. David Warsofsky is the BU defenseman that the Bruins acquired the rights to via the Vladimir Sobotka trade. Having grown up in Marshfield, MA and playing one season at Marshfield High School, local fans will also be very excited to see him in action once again.
All of these Bruins events are somewhat teasers, given that the season is still months away. But it will certainly be very exciting to get our first glimpses of our future on the ice in Wilmington.
Crazy question... but who else really wants to go see this? Maybe get an Ultimate Boston trip? We might qualify as media and get a chance to interview Seguin, right? Hey, it's worth a shot. Send us an email if you'd be willing to join UB in attending development camp. Maybe we'll make it happen.
Tyler Brenner, Jordan Caron, Joe Colborne, Craig Cunningham, Alexander Fallstrom, Justin Florek, Mark Goggin, Jared Knight, Tyler Randell, Max Sauve, Tyler Seguin, Ben Sexton, Ryan Spooner, Nick Tremblay
Defensemen:
Yuri Alexandrov, Matt Bartkowski, Ryan Button, Marc Cantin, Tommy Cross,
Ryan Donald, Steve Kampfer, Zach Trotman, David Warsofsky
Goaltenders:
Adam Courchaine, Matt Dalton, Zane Gothberg, Mike Hutchinson
Tuesday, July 6th will be the first day of the camp. That day will involve fitness testing for the players. The on-ice event is closed to the public for that day. For the remaining four days, though -- Wednesday (7/7) through Saturday (7/10) -- the on-ice segment of the camp will be open to the public and the media at Ristuccia Memorial Arena in Wilmington, MA. Ristuccia is the facility that the Bruins practice at during the regular season.
On that list, I've put in boldface font the players that most fans and media are creating the most hype about. Obviously, you can expect that a lot of fans will jump at the opportunity to see Tyler Seguin skate for the first time as a Bruin. Jared Knight and Ryan Spooner -- Boston's 2nd and 3rd picks, respectively -- are electrifying pure scorers that the Bruins are also very excited about. Joe Colbourne is Boston's 2008 first selection and is a big, powerful forward that many believe will make a run at a roster spot with the NHL club next season. David Warsofsky is the BU defenseman that the Bruins acquired the rights to via the Vladimir Sobotka trade. Having grown up in Marshfield, MA and playing one season at Marshfield High School, local fans will also be very excited to see him in action once again.
All of these Bruins events are somewhat teasers, given that the season is still months away. But it will certainly be very exciting to get our first glimpses of our future on the ice in Wilmington.
Crazy question... but who else really wants to go see this? Maybe get an Ultimate Boston trip? We might qualify as media and get a chance to interview Seguin, right? Hey, it's worth a shot. Send us an email if you'd be willing to join UB in attending development camp. Maybe we'll make it happen.
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