The Boston Bruins returned to practice on Monday prepping for their 72nd postseason appearance in franchise history.
Among those still in town after the plethora of regular-season finale call-ups, was speedy and energetic rookie forward Karson Kuhlman. The Esko, Minnesota-born winger made a name for himself over his 11-game stint in the NHL.
Khulman made a good impression with the Bruins coaching staff following his performances late in the regular season. Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney echoed that trust during his press conference at Warrior Ice Arena.
“[Khulman’s] performed well. He has a history of playing his best hockey in crucial times.