Former Providence Bruins Captain Calls It A Career
Yesterday, former team captain Tommy Cross bid farewell to his illustrious hockey career, announcing his retirement.
Over 12 remarkable years, he showcased his prowess in 380 games with the Providence Bruins, breaking the franchise record for games played.
Leading by example, he served as the team captain from 2015 to 2018, leaving an indelible mark on the team and its fans.
Congratulations to Tommy Cross on an extraordinary career and best wishes for his future endeavors beyond the rink.
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