Providence Hockey Roster: Who’s In and Who’s Out?

Get to know the Providence hockey roster for the upcoming season See who’s in and who’s out for the team.

Providence Hockey Roster Who’s In and Who’s Out?

The Providence Bruins have announced their opening night roster for the 2019-2020 Season Twenty-six players will make the trip to Charlotte to take on the Checkers on October 4th.

Forwards:
Anders Bjork, Jack Studnicka, Power Forward Zach Senyshyn, Center Par Lindholm, right wing David Backes, left wing Danton Heinen, center Brendan Gaunce, left wing Joakim Nordstrom and right wing Brett Ritchie will all be suiting up for the Providence Bruins this year.

Defensemen:
Urho Vaakanainen, Jakub Zboril and Steven Kampfer will be leading the way on defense.

Goalies:
Max Lagace will be between the pipes for Providence. Zane McIntyre was sent down from Boston on a conditioning loan and will also be available to play.

The New Providence Hockey Roster

The Providence Bruins Hockey Team has seen a lot of changes to their roster this season. With new players coming in and old players moving up or out, the team looks a bit different than they did last year. Here’s a quick guide to the new faces on the team.

Forwards
Jordan Caron – Caron was drafted by the Bruins in the first round of the 2009 NHL Entry Draft and has played parts of five seasons with the Bruins, most recently during the 2013-14 season. He was traded to the Colorado Avalanche in 2014 and spent two seasons with them before being traded back to the Bruins in 2016. He has spent most of the 2016-17 season with Providence and has 14 goals and 16 assists in 46 games.

Matt Beleskey – Beleskey was signed by the Bruins as a free agent in 2015 after spending six seasons with the Anaheim Ducks He has played parts of two season with the Bruins, scoring 15 goals and adding 11 assists in 73 games. Beleskey has also appeared in four Playoff Games for the Bruins, including one game during their Stanley Cup run in 2015. He was sent down to Providence at the beginning of 2017 and has appeared in nine games, scoring one goal.

Drew Shore – Shore was signed by the Bruins as a free agent in 2016 after spending four seasons with the Florida Panthers He has yet to play a game for the Bruins but has skated in 27 games for Providence, scoring eight goals and adding 12 assists.

Defensemen
Rob O’Gara – O’Gara was drafted by the Bruins in 2011 and has played parts of two seasons with the team, most recently during their Stanley Cup run in 2015. He was sent down to Providence at the beginning of this season and has appeared in 46 games, scored one goal and adding seven assists.

Brandon Carlo – Carlo was drafted by the Bruins in 2015 and made his NHL debut at the beginning of this season. He’s quickly become a mainstay on Boston’s blue line appearing in 55 games and scoring one goal while adding 11 assists. Carlo also represented Team USA at the World Junior Championships this year, helping them win a bronze medal.

Who’s In and Who’s Out on the Providence Hockey Roster?

The Providence Bruins are the professional Ice Hockey team in the American Hockey League (AHL) that serves as the top affiliate of the Boston Bruins of the National Hockey League (NHL). The team plays its home games at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island

The 2019-2020 AHL season is just around the corner, and fans are eager to see which players will make the final cut for the Providence Bruins roster. Some may be familiar names, while others may be new to the team. Here’s a look at who’s in and who’s out on the Providence Bruins roster for the upcoming season

In:
-Danton Heinen
-Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson
-Jeremy Lauzon
-Trent Frederic
-Jack Studnicka
-Joakim Nordstrom
-Paul Carey
-Steven Kampfer

Out:
-Connor Clifton
-Zach Senyshyn
-Jesse Gabrielle
– Mali Nikitinovski (unsigned)

The Providence Hockey Roster In or Out?

The Providence Bruins are the professional ice Hockey Team in Rhode Island and are the top affiliate of the Boston Bruins The team plays its home games at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island

As of September 22, 2020, the wing players are on the roster:

Forwards:
-Anders Bjork
-Brett Ritchie
-Cameron Hughes
-David Backes
-Danton Heinen
-Jake DeBrusk
-Joakim Nordstrom
-Charlie Coyle
-Chris Wagner
-Karson Kuhlman
-Paul Carey

Defensemen:

Chad Ruhwedel, Connor Clifton, Jeremy Lauzon, John Moore, Kevan Miller, Matt Grzelcyk, Steven Kampfer, Urho Vaakanainen

Who Made the Cut on the Providence Hockey Roster?

Providence hockey announced their roster for the upcoming season and there are a few new names on the list. Here is a look at who made the cut and who did not:

Forwards:

Brett Conlon, Domenic Alberga, TJ Foster, Jake Bolton, Joseph Duszak, Cavan Fitzgerald, Markus Soberg, Justin Bean

Defensemen:

Wilhelm Westlund, Cameron Gaunce, Cody Goloubef, Zack Kamrass, Kyle McKenzie, AlexPetrovic

Goalies:

Mackenzie Blackwood, Jeremy Helvig

Who Was Cut from the Providence Hockey Roster?

With the regular season set to start in just a few days, the Providence Hockey team has made some final cuts to their roster. Here are the individuals who have been released from the team:

Forwards:
-Joe Smith
-Mike Richards
-John Scott
-Drayson Bowman

Defensemen:
-Brendan Smith
-Erik Gudbranson

The Providence Hockey Roster Who’s In and Who’s Out?

The Providence Bruins have released their opening night roster for the 2017-18 Season

Forwards (17): Anton Blidh, Bellows, Cam Darcy, Robbie Fitzgerald, Trent Frederic, Jesse Gabrielle, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Ryan Fitzgerald, Kenny Gustafsson, Peter Cehlarik, Zach Senyshyn, Karson Kuhlman, Gemel Smith, Austin Czarnik (A), Colby Cave (A), and Chris Breen.

Defensemen (9): Urho Vaakanainen, Connor Clifton, Jeremy Lauzon , Rob O’Gara , Tom Kampherbeek , gummer Wotherspoon , Emil Johansson , Rob Morrison and Wiley Sherman.

Goalies (2): Zane McIntyre and Dan Vladar

The Providence Bruins have released their opening night roster for the 2017-18 season.

Forwards (17): Anton Blidh, Bellows, Cam Darcy, Robbie Fitzgerald, Trent Frederic, Jesse Gabrielle, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Ryan Fitzgerald, Kenny Gustafsson, Peter Cehlarik, Zach Senyshyn, Karson Kuhlman , Gemel Smith , Austin Czarnik (A), Colby Cave (A), and Chris Breen.

Defensemen (9): Urho Vaakanainen , Connor Clifton , Jeremy Lauzon Rob O’Gara Tom Kampherbeek Gummer Wotherspoon Emil Johansson Rob Morrison and Wiley Sherman.

Goalies (2): Zane McIntyre and Dan Vladar

Providence Hockey Roster Changes: Who’s In and Who’s Out?

The Providence Bruins have been busy this off-season, making a number of changes to their roster. Here is a look at who is coming in and who is leaving the team for the upcoming season

In:
-Danton Heinen
-Peter Cehlarik
-Kenny Agostino
-Zach Senyshyn

Out:
-Tim Schaller
-Austin Czarnik
-Johan Persson

The Latest Providence Hockey Roster Who’s In and Who’s Out?

The Providence Bruins have announced their opening night roster for the 2017-2018 season Here is a look at who is on the team and who is not:

Forwards (17):
Anton Blidh, Austin Czarnik, Danton Heinen, David Backes, Frank Vatrano, Jakob Forsbacka Karlsson, Jordan Szwarz, Josh Hennessy, Kenny Agostino Nick Holden, Noel Acciari, Peter Cehlarik, Ryan Fitzgerald, Sean Kuraly, Tommy Cross and Zach Senyshyn

Defensemen (10):
Rob O’Gara , Matt Grzelcyk , Connor Clifton , Tom noodle McQuaid , Adam McQuaid , Kevan Miller , Paul Postma , Jeremy Lauzon , Rob Zboril and Emil Johansson

Goalies (2):
Zane McIntyre andJordan Binnington

GOALTENDERS (2):
Garrett Sparks and Curtis McElhinney

Providence Hockey Roster Update Who’s In and Who’s Out?

The Providence hockey team has made some changes to their roster for the upcoming season Here is a list of the players that have been added and subtracted from the team.

In:
-Fwd Connor Brickley (signed as a free agent)
-Fwd Jack McBain (drafted by Florida in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft)
-D Michael Callahan (signed as a free agent)
-D Cooper Zech (drafted by Detroit in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft)

Out:
-Fwd Mark Jankowski (traded to Calgary)
-Fwd Daniel Audette (not tendered a contract)
-D Joel Hanley (traded to Montreal)