Opening Night. The P-Bruins are one of only two AHL franchises (Hershey) who can boast 21 playoff appearances over the last 26 seasons.

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1 NEED TO KNOW TODAY Opening Night The P-Bruins are one of only two AHL franchises (Hershey) who can boast 21 playoff appearances over the last 26 seasons. Last season, McIntyre became the first P-Bruin ever to lead the AHL in shutouts (7). He is two shutouts away from tying Tim Thomas and Hannu Toivonen s Providence record of 11 shutouts wearing the Spoked P. McIntyre is also six wins from tying John Grahame s franchise record with 67 victories in net. This is the first time since 2012 that Providence will play without former team captain Tommy Cross in their organization. If Szwarz has a 20-goal season, he will be the fifth player in team history with three 20+ goal seasons in a Providence uniform (Cameron Mann, Sergejs Zoltoks, Andy Hilbert and Craig Cunningham). Five former P-Bruins from last year s team have moved on to other NHL/AHL teams during the offseason: Tommy Cross (CBJ), Austin Czarnik (CGY), Kenny Agostino (MTL), Colton Hargrove (TEX) and Jordan Binnington (STL). Seven members of last year s team have signed overseas for the season: Paul Postma, Justin Hickman, Adam Payerl, Sena Acolatse, Ben Marshall, Taylor Doherty and Matt Ginn. TO VIEW THESE GAME NOTES ONLINE VISIT ProvidenceBruins.com/ gamenotes

2 SKATERS GOALTENDERS SPECIAL TEAMS SCORING BY PERIOD Goals Czarnik (25) Games McIntyre (47) PP% 16.7% Period OT SO TOT Assists Czarnik (44) Minutes McIntyre (2734) PK% 83.1% Points Czarnik (69) GAA Binnington (2.05) PP Goals Czarnik (13) Plus-Minus Cross (+30) SV% Binnington (92.6%) SH Goals Several tied (1) PIM Acolatse (90) Wins McIntyre (26) SO Goals Agostino (3) Shots Agostino (188) Shutouts McIntyre (7) SO% Cave (100%) PRO OPP Friday: October: Allow 1 goal: Score 1 goal: Saturday: November: Allow 2 goals: Score 2 goals: Sunday: December: Allow 3 goals: Score 3 goals: Tuesday: January: Allow 4 goals: Score 4 goals: Wednesday: February: Allow 5+ goals: Score 5+ goals: March: Trail after 2: Score First: No Monday/Thursday games April: Lead after 2: Out-shot: Goals Scored: 6 (7x, last 4/6 vs HFD) Most PIM: 42 (11/5 vs BRI) Goals Allowed: 8 CHA) Opponent Most PIM: 52 HER) Goals in a period: 4 (3/2 vs CHA) Fewest PIM: 0 LV) Goals allowed in period: 5 CHA) Opponent Fewest PIM: 2 (2x, SPR & LV) PP Goals: 3 (1/26 vs HER) Fastest 1st Goal: 0:11 SPR, Agostino) PP Goals allowed: 3 (4x, last UTI) Fastest Goal Any Period: 0:06 SPR, Agostino) Shots For: 50 (2/2 vs HFD) Fastest 1st Goal Allowed: 0:17 (1/7 vs SYR, Bournival) Shots Against: 43 CHA) Fastest Goal Allowed: 0:11 (10/22 vs BEL, Rodewald) Fewest shots: 16 BRI) Fastest 2 goals scored: 0:16 BRI) Fewest shots allowed: 14 BNG) Fastest 2 goals allowed: 1:03 UTI) Winning Margin: 5 (3/24 vs LV, HFD) Fastest 3 goals scored: 3:08 (3/2 vs CHA) Losing Margin: 6 (2x, CHA) Fastest 3 goals allowed: 4:07 SYR) Had a shutout: Was shutout: Had a Hat-Trick: Allowed a Hat-Trick: Scored Shorthanded: Allowed a Shorthanded Goal: Scored on a Penalty Shot: Awarded a Penalty Shot: Allowed a Penalty Shot: Gave up Penalty Shot Goal: 2/25/18 vs HFD (Zane McIntyre) LV (Dustin Tokarski) 3/16/18 vs ROC (Austin Czarnik) 11/5/17 vs BRI (Sebastian Aho) 4/23/18 vs LV (Jordan Szwarz) LV (Oskar Lindblom) 3/31/17 vs ALB (Sean Kuraly) 3/31/17 vs ALB (Sean Kuraly) HFD (Vinni Lettieri) 3/4/16 vs BRI (Bracken Kearns) SPR Cave (1) 11/5 vs BRI Payerl (1) CHA Acolatse (5) 1/14 vs SPR Cross (3) HFD Szwarz (1) BNG Lauzon (1) WBS Breen (2) 12/1 vs BNG Fitzgerald (1) 1/26 vs HER Lauzon (2) LAV Doherty (1) BNG Breen (1) WBS Agostino (1) HER Payerl (2) 2/9 vs WBS Payerl (3) 4/8/ vs LV Frederic (1) 11/3 vs BRI Acolatse (1) SPR Clifton (1) HER Johansson (1) BRI Payerl (4) 11/5 vs BRI Acolatse (2) 11/17 vs HER Hickman (1) HER Binnington (1) BRI Hargrove (1) 11/5 vs BRI Cross (1) BNG Acolatse (4) BEL Beleskey (1) 2/23 vs BRI Hargrove (2) 11/5 vs BRI Acolatse (3) BNG Cross (2) SPR Hickman (2) HFD Payerl (5)

3 Draft class of 2015 Much of Providence s roster was acquired via the 2015 NHL Draft: Zboril (1), Senyshyn (1), Forsbacka Karlsson (2), Lauzon (2), Vladar (3), Gabrielle (5) & Hughes (6). Other notables include DeBrusk (1) & Carlo (2) who are in Boston. Hey now, you re an All-Star Czarnik, Binnington and head coach Jay Leach represented the Providence Bruins and the Atlantic Division at the 2018 AHL All-Star Classic. Czarnik scored two goals and an assist while Binnington stopped 8 of 11 shots he faced. Binnington was also named Top Goaltender of the Skills competition. Leading the League Czarnik finished 3rd in the AHL in scoring and 4th in power play goals. Szwarz and Cross were tied for 5th in the AHL in rating with Szwarz ranking 1st among AHL forwards. McIntyre led the league in shutouts and was 4th in wins. Binnington was 2nd in GAA and 4th in save percentage. Shipping Up to Boston 12 players skated for Boston & Providence last year: Danton Heinen, Austin Czarnik, Anton Blidh, Colby Cave, Peter Cehlarik, Matt Grzelcyk, Jordan Szwarz, Kenny Agostino, Anders Bjork, Paul Postma, Rob O Gara & Matt Beleskey. 2 Olivier Galipeau oh-liv-ee-aye gal-ih-po 22 Peter Cehlárik T SECH-lahr-ihk 5 Urho Vaakanainen UR-ho VAA-kah-nye-nen 23 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson JAY-kuhb forz-bahk-uh 7 Trent Frederic FREHD-rihk 26 Wiley Sherman WIGH-lee SHUHR-man 9 Zach Senyshyn SEHN-ih-schyn 27 Cody Goloubef GOH-luh-behf 10 Anders Bjork AN-duhrz B'YOHRK 28 Mark McNeill mick-neel 14 Austin Fyten FIGH-tehn 29 Martin Bakos mar-tin BAH-kos 15 Jeremy Lauzon LOH-zahn 30 Dan Vladar VLAD-arr 16 Jesse Gabrielle JEH-see GAY-bree-ehl 31 Zane McIntyre MAC-in-TIE-er 17 Emil Johansson eh-mihl yoh-hahn-suhn 37 Jordan Szwarz SWARTZ 20 Karson Kuhlman KOOL-man 38 Jakub Zboril YA-kuhb zuh-baw-rihl 21 Anton Blidh BLEED 44 Joona Koppanen YOH-nuh koh-pah-nehen *played with Providence this season WITH BOSTON BRUINS Patrice Bergeron Brad Marchand David Pastrnak David Krejci Tuukka Rask Torey Krug Steven Kampfer Brandon Carlo Kevan Miller Noel Acciari Charlie McAvoy Jake DeBrusk Sean Kuraly Matt Grzelcyk Anders Bjork Danton Heinen WITH OTHER ORGANIZATION Phil Kessel (PIT) Matt Irwin (NSH) Johnny Boychuk (NYI) Luke Glendening (DET) Antoine Roussel (VAN) David Warsofsky (COL) Matt Hunwick (BUF) Matt Hendricks (MIN) Paul Carey (OTT) Nate Thompson (LAK) Frank Vatrano (FLA) Rob O Gara (NYR) Malcolm Subban (VGK) Anton Khudobin (DAL) Vladimir Sobotka (BUF) Matt Bartkowski (MIN) Joe Morrow (WPG) Colin Miller (VGK) Ryan Spooner (NYR) Zac Rinaldo (NSH) Adam McQuaid (NYR) Matt Beleskey (NYR) Austin Czarnik (CGY) Three former P-Bruins head coaches have moved on to become current NHL head coaches: Peter Laviolette (NSH), Mike Sullivan (PIT) and Bruce Cassidy (BOS). Kevin Dean is also in the NHL as an assistant (BOS).

4 FRANCHISE ALL-TIME POINTS GP G A PTS Andy Hilbert Sergejs Zoltoks André Savage REGULAR SEASON FRANCHISE ALL-TIME GOALS GP G A PTS Andy Hilbert Sergejs Zoltoks C. Cunningham FRANCHISE ALL-TIME PIM GP G PTS PIM Aaron Downey Jay Henderson Bobby Robins ALL-TIME PTS PER SEASON GP G A PTS Randy Robitaille Tim Sweeney Jozef Stümpel ALL-TIME GOALS PER SEASON GP G A PTS Tim Sweeney Jim Vesey Andy Hilbert FRANCHISE ALL-TIME GP GP G A PTS Tommy Cross Jay Henderson Jeremy Reich Most Points in a season (Calder Cup Champions) Most wins in a season (Calder Cup Champions) Most goals scored in a season (Inaugural season) Fewest goals scored in one season Most goals allowed in one season (Inaugural season) Fewest goals allowed in a season (Tim Thomas was main goalie) Longest overall winning streak 11 12/23/98-1/15/99 (Calder Cup Champions) Longest home winning streak 12 12/27/98-2/14/99 (Calder Cup Champions) Longest road winning streak 8 12/21/16-1/21/17 Longest overall point streak 17 12/18/98-1/29/99 ( ) (Cup Champs) Longest losing streak (L+OTL) 8 3/24/00-4/8/00 Most points by a player in one game 7 Stumpel 10/30/92, Robitaille/Wilson 11/25/98 Most goals by a player in one game 5 Randy Robitaille, SYR Most assists by a player in one game 6 Jonathan Girard, WOR Most PIM by a player in one game 43 Brendan Walsh, PHI Year Round Opponent Result 2018 DSF LV L, CF SYR L, 1-4 DF HER W, 4-3 DSF WBS W, DSF WBS L, CQF HFD L, CSF WBS L, 3-4 CQF SPR W, CSF WBS L, 3-4 CQF HER W, Missed 2011 Missed 2010 Missed Year Round Opponent Result 2009 CF HER L, 1-4 DF WOR W, 4-2 DSF POR W, DF POR L, 2-4 DSF MAN W DF MAN L, 4-2 DSF HAR W, DSF POR L, CF PHI L, 2-4 DF LOW W, 4-1 DSF MAN W, Q POR L, CQF MTB L, Q STJ L, CF STJ L, 1-4 CSF WOR W, 4-3 CQF HFD W, 3-2 Year Round Opponent Result 2000 CF HFD L, 3-4 CSF LOW W, 4-0 CQF QUB W, F ROC W, 4-1 Calder CF FRD W, 4-2 Cup CSF HFD W, 4-0 Champs CQF WOR W, Missed 1997 CSF SPR L, 1-4 CQF WOR W, CQF SPR L, DF ALB L, 2-4 DSF POR W, Missed 1993 DSF SPR L, 2-4

5 Dan Vladar 6 5 /195 lbs Left G Praha, Czech Republic R3, #75, 2015 (BOS) Last Win: LAV Last Shutout: ALB Most SVs in a game this year: 27 (11/3/17 vs BRI) Most SVs in a game (career): 35 (done twice) Signed a 3-year entry-level contract with Boston that started at the beginning of the season. Finished with a record for the Chicago Steel of the United States Hockey League, posting a 2.31 GAA and.920 save % (both fifth in the USHL) in addition to three shutouts. Previously played for HC Klando (Czech U20) prior to his time with Chicago, playing 29 games with a 2.78 GAA and a.926 save %. Represented the Czech Republic at the most recent 2016 and 2017 World Junior Championship. Made AHL debut October 26, 2016 in a 4-3 OT road loss to the Toronto Marlies. Just two days later, he picked up his first AHL victory in a 4-2 win against the Utica Comets. Recorded first AHL shutout March 25 in Albany, a 5-0 win. He stopped all 34 shots he faced. Spent a majority of with Atlanta, but made five stints with Providence in his rookie season. Recalled on emergency basis April 19 by Boston to serve as the team s third goalie in the playoffs. Spent the majority of with Atlanta as their primary goaltender, going with a 2.96 GAA and save percentage of 91.1%. Also saw three games of AHL action with Providence, going 2-1 with 1.96 GAA and 92.9% save percentage. - RS Scoring RS Goalie Stats Season Team Lge GP A PIM Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct Chicago Steel USHL Atlanta Gladiators ECHL Providence Bruins AHL Atlanta Gladiators ECHL Providence Bruins AHL

6 Zane McIntyre 6 2 /200 lbs Right G Thief River Falls, MN R6, #165, 2010 (BOS) Last Win: 4/15/18 vs SPR Last Shutout: SPR Most SVs this year: 44, 3/18/18 vs BRI Most SVs in a game (career): 50 WBS) Played for the Fargo Force of the USHL from where he was named the USHL Goaltender of the Year, USHL First All-Star Team, and USHL Best Save Percentage (.921) in Played 3 seasons for University of N. Dakota from Was NCHC First Team All-Star, NCHC Goaltender of the Year and NCAA 2nd All-American his junior year. Hobey Baker award finalist. Forwent senior season to join Providence for the season, making his AHL debut October against the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins. Started in Providence and made NHL debut October 25 in relief against Minnesota. AHL Goaltender of the Month for December 2016, going with a 1.65 GAA and 94.7 save %. Recorded first AHL shutout February 26 vs Springfield, stopping 25 shots in a 3-0 win. Career high 50 saves on 51 shots in the decisive Game 5 of the 2017 Atlantic Division Semifinals against the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins. Finished first in save percentage and second in GAA in the AHL and was named to the AHL s Second All-Star Team. He was also named to the 2017 AHL All-Star Classic roster and had event-best.923 SV% (12 saves on 13 shots). Re-signed to a 2-year, two way deal with Boston as a restricted free agent July 14, He set a career high in minutes and games played during the season while becoming the first P-Bruin ever to lead the AHL in shutouts. - RS Scoring RS Goalie Stats Season Team Lge GP A PIM Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct Fargo Force USHL Fargo Force USHL U. of North Dakota WCHA U. of North Dakota NCHC U. of North Dakota NCHC Providence Bruins AHL Boston Bruins NHL Atlanta Gladiators ECHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

7 Connor Clifton 5 11 /180 lbs Right D Matawan, NJ R5, #133, 2013 (AZ) Last Goal: 3/18/18 vs BRI Last Assist: 4/15/18 vs SPR Last Multipoint Game: 2/9/18 vs WBS Captain of Quinnipiac as a Senior and finished his collegiate career with 19 goals and 37 assists for 56 points in 284 games. He also had 186 PIM and a +39 rating over his four years with the Bobcats. Named 2016 ECAC Hockey Tournament Most Outstanding Player during junior season in addition to the All-Tournament Team and All-Frozen Four Team. He set career highs with seven goals and 21 assists for 28 points and was tied for third among ECAC defensemen in all three categories. He led Quinnipiac with 11 assists and 12 points in the playoffs. As a Freshman in he had the second-best plus/minus rating (+17) on the team and his five goals scored were the most for a Quinnipiac defenseman. Also joined the team with his brother, Tim. Joined Quinnipiac directly from the U.S. National Developmental Team. In 25 games with Team USA in , Clifton scored three goals with six assists while posting a +11 rating. He also suited up for Team USA in the World U-18 Tournament where his only goal came in the final game vs Canada. Did not sign after being drafted by the Coyotes in 2013 and shortly after becoming an unrestricted free agent signed a deal with the Providence Bruins August 16, Made pro debut October 7 vs Springfield, earned first career point November 19 vs Hershey and scored first pro goal December 9 against Utica. He finished the year second among the team s rookie blueliners in scoring and ended the season strong by posting 10 points after February 9. Re-signed with the organization May 3, 2018 on a two-year NHL deal U.S. National Development USHL Jersey Hitmen EJHL U.S. National Development USHL Quinnipiac University ECAC Quinnipiac University ECAC Quinnipiac University ECAC Quinnipiac University ECAC Providence Bruins AHL

8 Trent Frederic 6 2 /215 lbs Left C St. Louis, MO R1, #29, 2016 (BOS) Last Goal: 4/15/18 vs SPR Last Assist: 4/23/18 vs LV Last Multipoint Game: None Had assist on first pro shift Made AHL debut March 18, 2018 vs Bridgeport, scoring first pro point on his first pro shift. He netted his first goal as a P-Bruin March 23 against Lehigh Valley. Signed a 3-year entry level deal with Boston on March 13, 2018 and an ATO with the Providence Bruins that same day at the conclusion of Wisconsin s season. In 66 career collegiate games, he scored 32 goals and 33 assists for 65 points with 58 points. He also played alongside fellow Bruins prospect Cam Hughes in both seasons. Served as alternate captain for Wisconsin in , leading the team with 17 goals and 15 assists for 32 points in 36 games. Named Big Ten Freshman of the Year in , scoring 15 goals and 18 assists for 33 points in 30 games. He was fourth among freshman in points-per-game (1.18) and was the first Wisconsin player to earn the honor since Dany Heatley in Won the bronze medal with Team USA at the 2018 World Junior Championship, scoring five goals in seven games (good for second on the team). Also played seven games with Team USA at the 2016 Under-18 World Junior Championship, posting four goals and three assists for seven points. Played two seasons with the United States National Team Development Program from , scoring seven goals and 12 assists for 19 points 58 games U.S. National Under-17 Team USHL U.S. National Under-18 Team USHL U.S. National Under-18 Team USHL U. of Wisconsin Big U. of Wisconsin Big Providence Bruins AHL

9 Chris Breen 6 7 /224 lbs Left D Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada Undrafted Last Goal: BEL Last Assist: LV Last Multipoint Game: BEL Played 400th pro game HER Played 5 seasons in the OHL with the Saginaw Spirit, Eerie Otters and Peterborough Petes. In 2010 was brought to the Abbotsford Heat on a tryout basis. He went on to play for the Heat from Played his first AHL game on April 11, 2010 for Abbotsford against the Toronto Marlies and scored his first AHL goal November 9, 2011 against the Houston Stars. Made NHL debut for the Calgary Flames October 22, 2013 against the Phoenix Coyotes. Signed with the Boston Bruins as a free agent on July 2014 to a one-year two-way contract. Made his debut as P-Bruin on October 10, 2014 against the St. John Ice Caps and scored his first goal as P-Bruin on March 15, 2015 against the Norfolk Admirals. Re-signed with the organization on an AHL deal at the start of free agency in Had a career high in scoring during the season and eventually earned a two-way NHL contract. Returned to Providence for a fifth season with the team after signing an AHL deal in free agency Mississauga Chargers OPJHL Saginaw Spirit OHL Saginaw Spirit OHL Saginaw Spirit OHL Saginaw Spirit OHL Erie Otters OHL Erie Otters OHL Peterborough Petes OHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Abbotsford Heat AHL Calgary Flames NHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

10 Zach Senyshyn lbs Right RW Ottawa, ON, CAN R1, #15, 2015 (BOS) Last Goal: 4/15/18 vs SPR Last Assist: 4/23/18 vs LV Last Multipoint Game: HER Made debut in 2017 Calder Cup Selected in the first round (#15 overall) of the 2015 NHL draft by Boston and signed a 3-year entry level deal with the club November 12, He was the third of three straight first round draft picks for Boston in 2015 (Jakub Zboril and Jake DeBrusk). Played four years in the OHL for the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds posting 114 goals and 63 assists for 177 points in 195 games with a +50 rating. In his first year with the club he was named to the second All-Rookie team. In his third season he tied for sixth in the league in goals, scoring 45 of them in addition to 20 assists and 65 points. His 42 goals in were also tied for sixth in the OHL and he was an alternate captain his last two seasons for the club. Prior to his OHL time he played with the Smiths Falls Bears of the CCHL and was named to the All-Rookie team in He was second on the team with 22 goals and totaled 32 points in 57 games. Added to the P-Bruins roster April 18, 2017 when he was reassigned by Boston from Sault Ste. Marie. He never appeared in a regular season game for Providence, but made his pro debut in Game 3 of the Division Semi-Finals against Wilkes-Barre Scranton. Began first full professional season with the P-Bruins in and scored his first pro goal in their opener against Springfield. Finished third among the team s rookies in scoring Smiths Falls Bears CCHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL

11 David Broll 6 2, 236 lbs Left LW Mississauga, ON R6, # (TOR) Last Goal: BEL Last Assist: 3/10/18 vs BEL Last Multipoint Game: CHA Played four seasons in the OHL with the Erie Otters and Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds, scoring 47 goals and 92 assists for 139 points with 285 PIM in 255 games. Made AHL debut at the end of the season but began first full pro season in Selected by the Maple Leafs in the sixth round (152nd overall) of the 2011 NHL Draft. He made his NHL debut October 10, 2013 with Toronto and scored his first NHL point October 12. Started with the Marlies but was sent to the Orlando Solar Bears where he was an ECHL All-Star. He was traded to Tampa Bay February 6, 2015 and spent the rest of that year as well as the season in Syracuse. Signed a PTO with the St. John's IceCaps prior to the start of the season and earned a contract extension through the season. Agreed to a PTO with Providence prior to the start of training camp Erie Otters OHL Erie Otters OHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Toronto Marlies AHL Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds OHL Toronto Marlies AHL Toronto Marlies AHL Toronto Maple Leafs NHL Toronto Marlies AHL Orlando Solar Bears ECHL Syracuse Crunch AHL Syracuse Crunch AHL St. John's IceCaps AHL Laval Rocket AHL NHL Totals

12 Tanner Pond 6 0 /194 lbs Right F Walled Lake, MI Undrafted Last Goal: No AHL Goals Last Assist: No AHL Assists Last Multipoint Game: No Multipoint games Signed an AHL deal with Providence at the start of free agency in Signed a PTO with Providence on March 9, 2018 and made his AHL debut that night against Rochester. He made two stints with Providence during the season but played most of the year with Atlanta. With the Gladiators, he was tied for third in scoring and was second in PIM. Also led all rookies on the team in scoring. Spent four seasons with Northeastern University, totaling 5 goals and 7 assists for 12 points in 109 games. He Had 69 penalty minutes over his career with the Huskies and was part of their Hockey East Championship team. Played three seasons in the USHL with the Cedar Rapids Roughriders, Sioux City Musketeers and Green Bay Gamblers. In 137 games, he scored 21 goals and 20 assists for 41 points and 289 PIM Cedar Rapids RoughRiders USHL Cedar Rapids RoughRiders USHL Sioux City Musketeers USHL Green Bay Gamblers USHL Northeastern University H-East Northeastern University H-East Northeastern University H-East Northeastern University H-East Atlanta Gladiators ECHL Providence Bruins AHL

13 Austin Fyten 6 2 /200 lbs Left LW Sundre, AB Undrafted Last Goal: TOR Last Assist: 3/3/18 vs CHI Last Multipoint Game: MB FIGH-tehn Signed an AHL deal with Providence in August Spent most of the previous two years with Texas, helping them reach the Calder Cup Finals in He posted four goals in 11 playoff games last season. Also suited up in five ECHL games with Idaho. Agreed to an AHL deal with Hershey in 2015, but spent most of the season in the ECHL with South Carolina. Fyten played his first full AHL season with Lehigh Valley in after spending his first two pro seasons splitting time between the AHL and ECHL. In his AHL career, Fyten has suited up Texas, Oklahoma City, Lehigh Valley and Hershey. Prior to turning pro, Fyten played in 193 games for the WHL's Lethbridge Hurricanes from scoring 55 goals and 122 points. He also appeared in six playoff games for the Vancouver Giants in scoring two goals and five points Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes WHL Vancouver Giants WHL Idaho Steelheads ECHL Texas Stars AHL Oklahoma City Barons AHL Idaho Steelheads ECHL Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL South Carolina Stingrays ECHL Hershey Bears AHL Texas Stars AHL Texas Stars AHL Idaho Steelheads ECHL

14 Jérémy Lauzon 6 2 /193 lbs Left D Val-d'Or, QC, CAN R2, #52, 2015 (BOS) Last Goal: BRI Last Assist: 3/24/18 vs LV Last Multipoint Game: No Multi Point Games Drafted in the second round (#52 overall) in 2015 by Boston and signed a 3-year entry level deal November 12, Played season for Rouyn-Noranda in the QMJHL as a 16-year-old scoring 5 goals with 11 assists and was +4 with 64 penalty minutes in 55 games. Added 2 goals with 2 assists and was -3 with 4 penalty minutes in nine playoff games. Second-leading scorer amongst defensemen for Rouyn-Noranda in , one point behind team leader Justin Guennette. Attended first NHL training camp with Boston before returning to the QMJHL at the start of the season. Suffered a slash to the throat in the playoffs but returned to action a month later. Captain of the Huskies in and over four years and 200 games with them totaled 35 goals, 95 assists, 130 points, 282 penalty minutes and was a +81. Also part of Canada World Juniors team, scoring two goals and an assist in seven games while winning silver medal. Added to the P-Bruins roster April 20, but never played a game for them in Made pro debut in the P-Bruins opener against Springfield, scoring his first pro point October 27 and first career goal April 7. Suffered a concussion in late November and missed almost two months due to the injury Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Rouyn-Noranda Huskies QMJHL Providence Bruins AHL

15 Jesse Gabrielle 5 11 /205 lbs Left LW Moosomin, SK R4, #105, 2015 (BOS) Last Goal: 12/10/17 vs UTI Last Assist: HFD Last Multipoint Game: No Multipoint Games JEH-see GAY-bree-ehl Selected by Boston in the fourth round of the 2015 NHL Draft and signed a 3-year entry level deal with the club December 11, 2016 while in his second season with Prince George of the WHL. Second on Prince George in scoring with 64 points in , leading the club with 35 goals. Made AHL debut April 8, 2016 after agreeing to an ATO at the end of Prince George s season. After his fifth WHL season, he was reassigned by Boston from Prince George after they were eliminated from the playoffs and joined Providence April 10, Began season with Providence and scored first pro goal December 10 against Utica. Sent to the Regina Pats of the WHL on January 7 where he played the remainder of the season. Over his WHL career with the Cougars, Pats and Brandon Wheat Kings, Gabrielle appeared in 277 games, recording 123 goals and 105 assists for 228 points with 431 penalty minutes and a plus-15 rating. In 27 WHL postseason games posted six goals and nine assists for 15 points with 43 PIM Brandon Wheat Kings WHL Brandon Wheat Kings WHL Brandon Wheat Kings WHL Regina Pats WHL Prince George Cougars WHL Providence Bruins AHL Prince George Cougars WHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL Regina Pats WHL

16 Emil Johansson lbs Left D Vaxjo, Sweden R7, #206, 2014 (BOS) Last Goal: 2/23/18 vs BRI Last Assist: 3/24/18 vs LV Last Multipoint Game: No Multi Point Games Played for Sweden in the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament in August before joining HV71. Part of Sweden s U17 WHC Gold Medal winning team as well as their J20 SM Gold Medal winning squad. He was also an assistant captain on the Sweden J20 SM team. Signed to a first team contract with HV71 of the Swedish Hockey League for two-years in 2014 Signed a one year deal with Stockholm based club Djurgårdens IF for the season, playing in 49 games before heading to the US. Signed an entry level deal with Boston March 24, 2017 and a PTO with Providence that same day. First AHL point March 26 against Hartford on an assist (Ryan Fitzgerald also had first career point come via assist on the play). Missed time in Boston s 2017 camp due to a concussion and was sent to Providence for his first full pro season. He scored first pro goal November 12 in Springfield HV71 Jonkoping SweHL HV71 Jonkoping SweHL Djurgardens IF SweHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL

17 Ryan Fitzgerald 5 9, 172 lbs Left C North Reading, MA R4, #120, 2013 (BOS) Last Goal: 4/20/18 vs LV Last Multipoint Game: 4/6/18 vs HFD Last Assist: 4/6/18 vs HFD Gordie Howe Hat-Trick on Dec. 1 Selected by Boston in the fourth round (#120 overall) of the 2013 NHL Draft. Son of former NHL player Tom Fitzgerald and cousin of NHL forwards Jimmy and Kevin Hayes. Won rookie of the year in for the Valley Jr. Warriors of the EJHL before committing to BC. He was also MVP of the 2012 CCM/USA Hockey All-American Prospects Game, posting 3 assists. Led the Boston College Eagles in goals during his sophomore season and led in both goals and overall scoring during his junior season. Assistant Captain of the Eagles in where he had 12 goals and 19 assists for 31 points. Following the conclusion of his senior year, Fitzgerald signed an entry level deal with Boston March 24, 2017 and agreed to an ATO with Providence the same day. He earned his first point March 26 against Hartford on an assist (Johansson also had first career point come via assist on the play). First AHL goal came shorthanded in game three of the Eastern Conference Finals against Syracuse. Began first full pro season with Providence in , highlighted by a Gordie Howe Hat-Trick December 1 against Binghamton. He led all P-Bruins rookies with 21 goals and 37 points while taking home the team s rookie of the year award Valley Jr. Warriors EJHL Boston College H-East Boston College H-East Boston College H-East Boston College H-East Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL

18 Karson Kuhlman 5 11 /190 lbs Right RW Esko, Minnesota Undrafted Last Goal: No AHL Goals Last Assist: LV Last Multipoint Game: No Multi Point Games Made NCAA Tournament each year in college Signed a 2-year contract with Boston April 10, 2018 and joined Providence on an ATO at the end of his collegiate career. He s tied for seventh in NCAA history with 166 consecutive games played. Made his AHL debut April 14, 2018 in Springfield and earned first career point the next day. Kuhlman served as captain of Minnesota-Duluth as a senior and led them to victory over Notre Dame in the NCAA Championship. He was named 2018 NCAA Tournament MVP and had a goal and an assist in the Championship game. Alternate captain for the Bulldogs in , helping his team to the Frozen Four for the first time in six seasons. The team made it to the championship game before falling to Denver in the Finals. The team also won 2017 NCHC Tournament and he had a career high 22 points. Named an alternate captain as a sophomore and had the second highest rating on the team. Scored the game-winning, 2OT goal against number one Providence in the 2016 NCAA Northeast Regional semifinals. In his first year with Minnesota-Duluth, he finished fifth among NCHC rookies in goals, ninth in scoring, fourth in shots and was one of two league newcomers to score short handed. Played three years with Dubuque of the USHL, making the mid season USHL All-Star second team and winning the Clark Cup in Led club in goals and was second in points. Won Gold Medal with US at World Junior A Challenge in , scoring a team-high four goals. Also skated for the U.S. Under 18-Select Team in the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament. Took part in the Montreal Canadiens Development Camp in July 2016 and Boston Bruins Development Camp in Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC Providence Bruins AHL

19 Anton Blidh 6 0 /200 lbs Left LW Molnlycke, Sweden R6, #180, 2013 (BOS) Last Goal: LV Last Assist: 4/13/18 vs CHA Last Multipoint Game: TOR 6 multipoint games this season Played for Frolunda HC and Karlskrona HK in Sweden spending time on the Swedish World Junior Cup team in 2013 and Played first professional game October 9, 2015 against the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins and scored his first pro goal October 23, 2015 in a 5-3 win against the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. Made his NHL debut for Boston on December 3, 2016 at Buffalo and recorded an assist for his first NHL point December 7 at Washington. Returned to Providence on December 10, but was recalled five days later. He scored his first NHL goal December 20 against the Islanders during this time. His four game goal streak October 28 - November 5 was tied with DeBrusk for longest by a P-Bruin in Skated in one game for Boston during the season, playing March 19 against Columbus. He spent most of the season in Providence, setting new career scoring highs Frolunda HC SweHL Karlskrona HK Swe Frolunda HC SweHL Providence Bruins AHL Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

20 Peter Cehlárik 6 2 /210 lbs Left LW Zilina, Slovakia R3, #90, 2013 (BOS) Last Goal: 4/23/18 vs LV Last Assist: 3/23/18 vs LV Last Multipoint Game: 4/23/18 vs LV 5 multipoint games this season Spent four seasons playing pro hockey in Sweden for Lulea HF, helping his team to a Champions Hockey League Championship during the season. His best year with them came in when he posted a career-best 11 goals and 20 points in 46 games Member of Team Slovakia for the IH18 (2012), Junior World Cup U18 (2013), and the Junior World Cup including a bronze medal finish in Signed a 3-year Entry Level deal with Boston in June of 2016 and made his professional debut for Providence October 21. He earned his first goal and assist two days later against Albany. Made NHL debut February 11, 2017 vs Vancouver, earning his first two career points (assists) the following day vs Montreal while being named third star of the game. Led all P-Bruin rookies and was second on the squad with 20 goals en route to winning the team s rookie of the year. He missed the team s final 15 playoff games due to a shoulder injury. Started 2017 with Providence, but was recalled to Boston and scored first NHL goal November 18 against San Jose. Due to a lower body injury, he was put on Boston s IR November 26 and once healed was sent to Providence January 1. Overall, he was called up three times throughout the year Lulea HF SEL Asploven HC Swe Lulea HF SweHL Lulea HF SweHL Lulea HF SweHL Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

21 Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson 6 1, 192 lbs Right C Stockholm, SWE R2, #45, 2015 (BOS) Last Goal: 4/23/18 vs LV Last Assist: SPR Last Multipoint Game: SPR 8 multipoint games this season Missed 18 games due to concussion Selected by Boston in the second round of the 2015 Entry Draft (#45). Scored most Points by a J18 Elit U16 Player in (13 goals, 19 assists, 32 points). Moved to North America and played in USHL for the Omaha Lancers in 2013, where he led the Lancers in his second season with 53 points in 50 games Co-MVP of USHL/NHL Top Prospects Game 2015 and named to USHL Third All-Star Team. Played college hockey at Boston University for two seasons, totaling 24 goals and 39 assists for 63 points over 78 games. He was an alternate captain as a sophomore, scoring 14 goals and 19 assists for 33 points before leaving college to turn pro. He led all Terrier freshmen with 30 points in 39 games and was named to the Hockey East All Rookie Team. He was teammates with Boston defenseman Matt Grzelcyk. Signed a 3-year entry level deal with Boston on March 2, 2017 and reported to the NHL level immediately. He made his NHL debut in Boston s 2017 regular season finale April 8 vs Washington. Began first full professional season in season with Providence, scoring his first goal and assist in his first pro game. Missed 18 games due to a concussion but led the team s rookies in assists and was second among first-year P-Bruins with 32 points Omaha Lancers USHL Omaha Lancers USHL Boston University H-East Boston University H-East Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

22 Cameron Hughes 6 0 /175 lbs Left C Edmonton, AB, CAN R6, #175, 2015 (BOS) Last Goal: No AHL Goals Last Assist: BRI Last Multipoint Game: No Multi Point Games University of Wisconsin Captain Made AHL debut March 16 vs Rochester and scored his first pro point March 18 vs Bridgeport. Signed a 3-year entry level deal with Boston on March 10, 2018 and an ATO with the Providence Bruins that same day at the conclusion of Wisconsin s season. In 139 collegiate games he scored 23 goals and 69 assists for 92 points with 81 PIM. Played junior A hockey with the Spruce Grove Saints in the Alberta Junior Hockey League, scoring 11 goals with 20 assists and 42 penalty minutes in 60 regular season games. He added three goals and six assists in 14 playoff games as the Saints reached the AJHL finals. Skated for the bronze medal-winning Canada West U19 team at the 2013 World Junior A Challenge. Named to the AJHL (South) All-Star Team during the season, a year in which his team was the AJHL Champion. He scored 21 goals with 36 assists and 58 penalty minutes in 52 regular season games for Spruce Grove and scored one goal with 16 assists in 18 postseason games. Committed to the University of Wisconsin and played his first season with the Badgers in Alternate captain of the Badgers, leading the team in assists while finishing third in points. Captain of the University of Wisconsin in , scoring 8 goals and 14 assists for 22 points in 37 games as a senior. Played two seasons on the Badgers alongside fellow Boston Bruins prospect Trent Frederic Nepean Raiders CCHL Spruce Grove Saints AJHL Spruce Grove Saints AJHL U. of Wisconsin Big U. of Wisconsin Big U. of Wisconsin Big U. of Wisconsin Big Providence Bruins AHL

23 Colby Cave 6 1 /190 lbs Left C Battleford, Saskatchewan Undrafted Last Goal: 3/24/18 vs LV Last Assist: WBS Last Multipoint Game: 3/24/18 vs LV Has never missed game due to injury Went undrafted, but signed with the Bruins in 2015 as one of the top free agents in the WHL. Spent 4 full seasons with the Swift Current Broncos serving as team captain from In 287 games, he scored 95 goals and 102 assists for 197 points (played with Boston Bruin Jake DeBrusk). Played one game for the Providence Bruins in the season after signing an ATO. Began first full pro season in , scoring his first pro goal October 14, As a rookie he missed just one game due to suspension and recorded 29 points, good for fourth among P-Bruins rookies and eighth among all players. Cave added two goals and three points in three playoff games. One of two P-Bruins (Wayne Simpson) to suit up in every game for the season. Earned first NHL recall December 21, 2017, making debut that night for Boston. His recall snapped his streak of 125 consecutive AHL games played, as he had not missed a game since 2/27/16. He played in three NHL games during the season Battlefords North Stars SJHL Swift Current Broncos WHL Swift Current Broncos WHL Swift Current Broncos WHL Swift Current Broncos WHL Swift Current Broncos WHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL Providence Bruins AHL Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

24 Wiley Sherman 6 7 /220 lbs Left D Greenwich, CT R5, #150, 2013 (BOS) Last Goal: No AHL Goals Last Assist: No AHL Assists Last Multipoint Game: No Multipoint games Played high school hockey at the Hotchkiss School where he captained the team his senior year. In 99 games, he posted 11 goals and 27 assists for 38 points with 72 penalty minutes. Sherman played in every game for Harvard as a freshman and was part of their ECAC Hockey playoff title that earned them a berth in the NCAA tournament. Playing alongside Bruins prospect Ryan Donato during the season, Sherman helped the Crimson to their first Beanpot championship since The team also made it to the National Semi-Finals of the Frozen Four. Finished his senior season with three goals and four assists for seven points and a +15 rating, again skating in every game. In 137 games, he scored seven goals and 26 assists for 33 points and +43 rating for Harvard. Signed a 2-year entry level deal with Boston March 21, 2018 and an ATO with Providence that day. Sherman made his AHL debut March 28 against WBS and skated in two AHL games in Harvard University ECAC Harvard University ECAC Harvard University ECAC Harvard University ECAC Providence Bruins AHL

25 Cody Goloubef lbs Right D Mississauga, ON R2, #37, 2008 (CBJ) Last Goal: 3/11/18 vs CLE Last Assist: ONT Last Multipoint Game: ONT 2018 Olympic Bronze Medalist (CAN) GOH-luh-behf Signed with Boston on a 1-year, 2-way deal at the start of free agency on July 1, Represented Canada at the 2018 Olympics, posting two assists in six games en route to a Bronze Medal. He has also represented his home country during the 2009 World Juniors Tournament. Has spent parts of six seasons in the NHL, five with Columbus and one with Colorado, scoring two goals and 23 points over 129 games. His NHL career high in scoring came in , when he had nine assists and a +12 rating in 36 games. Represented Springfield in the 2014 AHL All-Star Classic, a season in which he set a career high in scoring with 28 points for the Falcons. Traded by Columbus November 28, 2016 to Colorado for Ryan Stanton after spending the first six years of his career in their organization. Signed an AHL deal with Stockton at the start of the season and scored eight goals and 12 assists for 20 points in 46 games. Prior to turning pro, Goloubef played three seasons at the University of Wisconsin. In 118 games for the Badgers, he posted 12 goals and 25 assists for 37 points with 140 PIM and a +19 rating U. of Wisconsin WCHA U. of Wisconsin WCHA U. of Wisconsin WCHA Springfield Falcons AHL Springfield Falcons AHL Columbus Blue Jackets NHL Springfield Falcons AHL Columbus Blue Jackets NHL Springfield Falcons AHL Columbus Blue Jackets NHL Columbus Blue Jackets NHL Springfield Falcons AHL Columbus Blue Jackets NHL Cleveland Monsters AHL San Antonio Rampage AHL Colorado Avalanche NHL Stockton Heat AHL NHL Totals

26 Mark McNeill lbs Right C Langley, British Columbia R1, #18, 2011 (CHI) Last Goal: CLE Last Assist: 4/14/18 vs IA Last Hat Trick: 11/8/14 for RFD Last Multipoint Game: 3/30/18 vs TEX Signed with Boston on a 1-year, 2-way deal at the start of free agency on July 1, McNeill has played two games in the NHL, one with Chicago in 2015 and one with Dallas in Played parts of six seasons in the Chicago organization that drafted him 18th overall in He spent the majority of his time with Rockford where he was an AHL All-Star in Set a career high in with 25 goals and 48 points for Rockford. Traded to Dallas February 28, 2017, joining the Texas Stars for all but one game for the rest of the season. He re-signed with them during the offseason but was traded February 3, 2018 to the Nashville organization. Between the Milwaukee Admirals and Texas Stars, McNeill scored 14 goals and 25 points in 49 games during the season. Prior to his pro career, McNeill played five seasons in the WHL with the Prince Albert Raiders. In 276 games he scored 97 goals and 146 assists for 243 points. Represented Canada in the 2013 World Junior Championships and at the 2011 U-18 World Junior Championships Prince Albert Raiders WHL Prince Albert Raiders WHL Prince Albert Raiders WHL Prince Albert Raiders WHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Prince Albert Raiders WHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Chicago Blackhawks NHL Rockford IceHogs AHL Texas Stars AHL Dallas Stars NHL Texas Stars AHL Milwaukee Admirals AHL NHL Totals

27 Jordan Szwarz 5 11 /195 lbs Right C/RW Burlington, ON, CAN R4, #97, 2009 (AZ) Last Goal: 4/23/18 vs LV Last Assist: LV Last Multipoint Game: LAV 11 multipoint games this season Played for the Saginaw Spirit of the OHL for most of his junior career, amassing 204 points to become third all-time scorer for the team. In , Szwarz served as the Captain of the Spirit. Made AHL debut April 8, 2010 for the San Antonio Rampage against the Houston Stars before returning to the Spirit for his final season. Played for the Portland Pirates , serving as assistant captain in 2013 and captain in Made NHL debut October 29, 2013 for the Coyotes against the LA Kings and scored his first NHL goal October 31, 2013 against the Nashville Predators. Played the season for the Springfield Falcons where he served as assistant captain. Signed a PTO with the P-Bruins and got a full AHL contract for the season November 10. Led the team in goals and scoring en route to setting career highs in all major categories. Scored the first two goals in the P-Bruins Division Finals Game 7 win in Hershey. In the conference finals, he scored both the tying and OT winner in game two vs Syracuse to even the series. Re-signed with the Boston organization at the start of free agency in 2017 on a two-way contract. Made Boston debut November 2 and played nine NHL games with them before being sent back to Providence November 22. Signed an extension for the season on March Saginaw Spirit OHL Saginaw Spirit OHL Saginaw Spirit OHL San Antonio Rampage AHL Saginaw Spirit OHL Portland Pirates AHL Portland Pirates AHL Portland Pirates AHL Phoenix Coyotes NHL Portland Pirates AHL Arizona Coyotes NHL Springfield Falcons AHL Providence Bruins AHL Boston Bruins NHL Providence Bruins AHL NHL Totals

28 Jakub Zboril 6 2 /190 lbs Left D Brno, Czech Republic R1, #13, 2015 (BOS) Last Goal: 4/8/18 vs LV Last Assist: SPR Last Multipoint Game: 4/8/18 vs LV Drafted 13th overall in 2015 by Boston and was the first of three straight first round picks for them in 2015 ( DeBrusk and Senyshyn). He signed a 3-year, entry-level deal with the Bruins July 15, Twice represented Czech Republic in international play, winning Silver medals at the 2014 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament (4-2=6 totals in five games) and 2014 U-18 World Junior Championship (0-3=3 in seven games). Played season with Saint John of the QMJHL finishing third among rookie defensemen in scoring with 13 goals and 20 assists for 33 points with 73 penalty minutes in 44 games. He set the club record for goals by a rookie defenseman and was named to QMJHL All-Rookie Team. Spent three seasons with Saint John playing in 144 games scoring 28 goals and 66 assists for 94 points, adding 6 goals and 14 assists for 20 points in 38 playoff games. Represented Czech Republic at World Juniors, tallying four assists in five games. Made pro debut October 7 during Providence s opening night game against Springfield. Recorded first pro point (assist) December 3 in Bridgeport and first pro goal January 26 vs Hershey. Zboril finished the season leading the team s rookie blueliners in scoring as well as rating Saint John Sea Dogs QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs QMJHL Saint John Sea Dogs QMJHL Providence Bruins AHL

29 Joona Koppanen 6 4 /192 lbs Left LW Tampere, Finland R5, #135, 2016 (BOS) Last Goal: 3/24/18 vs LV Last Assist: No AHL Assists Last Multipoint Game: 3/24/18 vs LV Selected by Boston in the fifth round (#135 overall) of the 2015 NHL draft and signed a three-year entry-level contract April 13, Reassigned by Boston from Ilves Tampere to Providence March 14, 2018 after 45 games with them. He scored two goals and 12 assists for 14 points before being sent to Providence. Made AHL debut March 16, 2018 against Rochester. On March 24, he scored his first two pro goals against Lehigh Valley. Completed second season with the Ilves Under-20 Team of the Junior A SM-liiga (top Finnish junior league) in , posting 23 goals and 31 assists for 54 points (third in the league) with a plus-28 rating in 38 games. Also skated in six playoff games, tallying two goals and four assists for six points with a plus-three rating. Named to the First All-Star team and given the Saku Koivu Award as the league s best forward. In his first season with the Ilves Under-20 Team in , he compiled nine goals and 17 assists for 26 points in 40 games with 14 penalty minutes and a plus-12 rating. Represented Finland in international play on several occasions, skating in 10 games with the Finnish Under-20 Team in notching three goals and three assists for six points with a plus-three rating. Also won gold with Finland at the 2016 World Junior Championships Ilves U16 Jr. C SMQ Ilves U16 Jr. C SM Ilves U18 Jr. B SM Finland U16 (all) Int-Jr Ilves U18 Jr. B SM Finland U17 WHC Finland U17 (all) Int-Jr Ilves U20 Jr. A SM Finland U18 WJC Ilves U20 Jr. A SM Finland U20 (all) Int-Jr Ilves Tampere SM-liiga Providence Bruins AHL

30 Jay Leach, Head Coach Jay Leach was named the 12th head coach of the Providence Bruins on July 31, 2017 after serving as an assistant coach for the team during the season. The former captain of the P-Bruins and Providence College Friars enters his second season as an AHL head coach and is the third former Providence captain to serve as the team s head coach (Peter Laviolette and Bill Armstrong). Leach, 39, served as assistant coach of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins in , helping them advance to the quarterfinals of the 2016 Calder Cup. He was an assistant coach for Adler Mannheim of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) in Germany in and helped lead that team to the league title. A native of Syracuse, New York, Leach was originally selected 115th overall by the Arizona Coyotes in the fifth round of the 1998 NHL Entry Draft and played 11 professional seasons from He appeared in 70 NHL games with New Jersey, San Jose, Montreal, Tampa Bay and Boston, registering a goal and two assists with 60 penalty minutes. The defenseman also compiled 25 goals and 62 assists for 87 points with 608 penalty minutes and a plus-34 rating at the AHL level with the Albany Devils, Worcester Sharks, Lowell Devils, Portland Pirates, Norfolk Admirals, Providence Bruins, Bridgeport Sound Tigers and Springfield Falcons. In addition to captaining Providence from , he served as captain of the Worcester Sharks in and the Albany Devils in He finished his P-Bruins career with 11 goals and 21 assists for 32 points in 209 games with 324 penalty minutes and a +17 rating. Prior to his professional career, Leach played four seasons at Providence College from As a senior in , he served as team captain and established career highs with four goals and 21 assists for 25 points in 40 games. Overall he suited up in 142 games for the Friars, totaling six goals and 46 assists for 52 points while amassing 276 penalty minutes. Trent Whitfield, Assistant Coach Trent Whitfield, 41, is in year three as an assistant coach with Providence. He served as an assistant coach of the Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League (WHL) in and the previous season was an assistant coach of the Portland Pirates of the AHL. Whitfield enjoyed a 15-year playing career in the ECHL, AHL and NHL. He skated in 194 NHL games with Boston, St. Louis, Washington and N.Y. Rangers, compiling 11 goals and 18 assists for 29 points with 104 penalty minutes. He also made 18 NHL playoff appearances including four with Boston. He played 812 games at the AHL level with the P-Bruins, Peoria Rivermen and Portland Pirates totaling 247 goals and 349 assists for 596 points with 564 penalty minutes. Whitfield was an alternate captain of HC Bolzano in the Austrian Hockey League in , recording 14 goals and 32 points in 54 games. Whitfield served as a captain on six teams, in addition to his one season as an alternate captain for HC Bolzano in He wore the C for the P-Bruins from , for the Peoria Rivermen in and for the Spokane Chiefs (WHL) in The Alameda, Saskatchewan native was originally selected by the Bruins in the fourth round (100th overall) of the 1996 NHL Entry Draft. Ryan Mougenel, Assistant Coach Mougenel, 42, has spent the last four seasons as an assistant coach with San Jose s AHL affiliates. He began working under head coach Roy Sommer in 2014 with the Worcester Sharks and kept his role as when the franchise relocated to San Jose as the Barracuda. Mougenel s teams made the playoffs each of those seasons highlighted by a Pacific Division Championship and run to the Conference Finals in His first taste of AHL coaching experience came in as an assistant coach with Hershey. The native of Scarborough, Ontario got his coaching start in the ECHL with the Fresno Falcons from Working as the assistant coach, his team made the postseason in each of his first three seasons. He then moved on to become the head coach of the ECHL s Las Vegas Wranglers from The Wranglers qualified for the postseason with Mougenel at the helm in each of his four seasons, highlighted by a run to the Finals in He was a head coach in the 2011 ECHL All Star game and was promoted to General Manager of Las Vegas during his final ECHL season. Prior to coaching, Mougenel played parts of six pro seasons between the AHL and ECHL. His lone season of AHL action came with Rochester in , suiting up in 20 games for the Amerks registering a goal. He spent five years in the ECHL from with Atlantic City, Chesapeake, Hampton Roads and Jackson scoring 105 points (46g-59a) and 271 penalty minutes over 180 games. He was part of Atlantic City s 2003 Kelly Cup Championship team, scoring a goal and eight assists over 17 playoff games.