The Bruins are going to need some help up front in 2023-24.
Whether it be the retirements of Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci, or a severe cap crunch that forced it to deal away Taylor Hall and lose Tyler Bertuzzi in free agency, Boston will have to look inward in hopes of finding capable offensive conduits out on the ice.
Such a challenge isn’t lost on Bruins prospect Fabian Lysell, who has ramped up his training in his native Sweden in hopes of making a case for NHL reps this fall.
“I think the focus for me is just that I’m gonna be a little more comfortable there now,” Lysell said in an interview with Bruins team reporter Eric Russo on Tuesday from Sweden.