In Providence, the Bruins boast a promising pool of young talent, compensating for their lack of early draft picks.
Among these prospects, Swedish forward Fabian Lysell stands out. Now in his second AHL season, the 21-year-old has shown steady improvement, impressing coaches with his dedication to growth.
According to Bruins Player Development Coordinator Adam McQuaid, Lysell's shift in mindset has been pivotal in his development. From wanting to fix everything at once, Lysell has embraced the process, refining his skills and approach.
This shift is evident in his performance, with Lysell amassing 43 points in 49 games this season, a notable improvement over his rookie AHL campaign. With a projected 60-point season on the horizon, his impact is undeniable.
While Lysell may remain in Providence for the season's duration, Bruins fans can anticipate his eventual NHL debut with excitement, as he represents a promising addition to the team's future roster.
