The Boston Bruins have issued a goodbye message to a former Bruin
The Boston Bruins said goodbye to a defenseman who has made of a change of scenery.
Defenseman Dan Renouf has moved on from the Providence Bruins in the AHL to the WBS Penguins, the AHL affiliate of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The WBS Penguins have signed Renouf to a contract for the 2024-2025 AHL seasons and will be entering his 8th season of professional hockey.
The Bruins will be losing a two-time Calder Cup defenseman in 2017 with the Grand Rapids Griffins, and in 2019 with the Charlotte Checkers.
Best of luck with the Pens.
Renouf suited up in 63 AHL games, with the Providence Bruins scoring 21 points( 6 G, 15 A). In 459 AHL games, split between the Providence Bruins, Grand Rapids Griffins, Charlotte Checkers, and Colorado Eagles, he has 118 points( 19 G, 99 A) and 577 PIMs.
The Ontario-born defenseman has played in 24 NHL games scoring three-assists, splitting time between the Boston Bruins, Colorado Avalanche, and Detroit Red Wings.
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Will you miss Dan Renouf in Providence? | ||
| Yes | 30 | 33 % |
| No | 61 | 67 % |
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