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Boston Bruins FanFest A Success In Providence
Boston Bruins FanFest A Success In Providence With Countless Fans Showing Up To See The Black and Gold Show
The Boston Bruins FanFest hit Providence, Rhode Island on Thursday afternoon from 2-7 pm. Boston set up at the Alex and Ani ice rink at Kennedy Plaza in the heart of Downtown Providence.
Fans lined up in the hundreds ahead of the open at 2 pm with the Bruins ready to put on a show for the fans in attendance.
Making appearances at the Providence event included Johnston, RI native Noel Acciari, and second year Bruin Riley Nash.
Tommy Cross, Riley Nash and Noel Acciari doing a Q&A with the fans. #BruinsTour pic.twitter.com/cFlVBNl94l
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) August 31, 2017
It wasn’t just the players who showed up though.
Bruins head coach and former Providence Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy was in attendance as well as Team President Cam Neely and NESN play-by-play broadcaster Jack Edwards.
Head Coach Bruce Cassidy helping teach kids on the rink. #BruinsTour pic.twitter.com/sC9zxp1guj
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) August 31, 2017
Overall it is safe to say the turnout for the event was in the low thousands with many passing in and out throughout the entire 5-hour event.
Many fans were ecstatic during the FanFest and were more than happy to wait in lines to meet Bruins personnel and players.
With hockey season right around the corner, this FanFest can be classified as a success for both the Boston Bruins and the City of Providence.
Check out our gallery from our time at the event this afternoon!
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The Boston Bruins have had one defenseman who has been better than their rest for a very long time. That player is Zdeno Chara. But Big Z might not have to be the best d-man on the B’s this season.
The reason for that is the insertion of rookie defensemen and former Boston University standout Charlie McAvoy. McAvoy projects to be one of the top 2 defensemen on the Boston Bruins this season and could overtake Chara as the best on the team.
That would be a long time coming, Chara has been the Bruins best for far too long. One concern fans might have is Boston trying to restrict the style McAvoy plays. But as shown in the 2016 playoffs the Boston Bruins are willing to allow McAvoy to get creative when moving the puck.
“They definitely don’t minimize [my creativity with the puck], they allow me to play my game,” McAvoy, currently in Toronto for the NHLPA Rookie Showcase, said of the Bruins. “And as long as I play a two-way, responsible game, and spend a lot of time in the offensive zone, I think everybody will be happy.”
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Hockeyman
September 5, 2017 at 12:42 pm
Useless article … absolutely no new information here nor any insightful analysis. Just another example of an armchair sportswriter plying for a website simply driving traffic in order to sell all these lame-ass ads that bloat this page.
Then again, I should have known better with a headline that says “Boston Bruins Prospects who is going to have a breakout year”. Just shows you looking at both an amateur writer & website.
Hockeyman
September 5, 2017 at 4:38 pm
Are you going to publish my comment or does your website also do censoring??
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September 5, 2017 at 7:08 pm
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