When Don Sweeney took over as the general manager of the Boston Bruins, he made one thing clear; the prospect pool needed to be better. Fast forward a year and a half, and the Bruins look right on track. While prospects are never a sure thing, it looks as though the talent developing for the Bruins’ future could be as good a group as any.
While the Bruins may not have many bonafide defensive stars in their current NHL group, there are many Bruins prospects who project to potentially be top-four players. Some of those players are closer to debuting than others.