Going into training camp, one question facing first-year Boston Bruins coach Marco Sturm was which prospects, if any, were going to make the roster to begin the season. When the dust settled, it was Fraser Minten who broke camp.
Acquired from the Toronto Maple Leafs at the trade deadline last year, when Boston sent Brandon Carlo to Canada, he looked toward the end of the season, giving fans hope they might have something. After a strong camp and preseason that impressed Sturm, Minten made the roster out of camp and has been a big factor in the first two games.