Boston Bruins full roster heading into the 2022-23 regular season
The Boston Bruins made somewhat of a shocking move on Sunday when the club placed veterans Mike Reilly, Nick Foligno and Chris Wagner on waivers. Fortunately, all three officially cleared.
All 32 NHL teams must submit their 23-man rosters by 3 pm EST Monday.
And according to Ty Anderson of 98.5 The Sports Hub, this morning, general manager Don Sweeney confirmed no other roster moves are expected. As per Anderson:
Here is how the roster stands as of now:
FORWARDS:
Patrice Bergeron, Charlie Coyle, Jake Debrusk, Trent Frederic, A.J. Greer, Taylor Hall, David Krejci, Jakub Lauko, Brad Marchand (injured), Tomas Nosek, David Pastrnak, Craig Smith, Jack Studnicka and Pavel Zacha.
DEFENSEMEN:
Brandon Carlo, Connor Clifton, Derek Forbort, Matthew Grzelcyk, Hampus Lindholm, Charlie McAvoy (injured), Anton Stralman (PTO) and Jakub Zboril.
GOALIES:
Jeremy Swayman and Linus Ullmark
If Reilly, Foligno or Wagner aren't claimed by any of the other 31 NHL teams, starting the season in the AHL with the Providence Bruins is an option, but don't be surprised to see them with the NHL club come the regular season.
Especially judging by what the lines looked like at the Bruins skate Monday morning:
Hall - Bergeron - DeBrusk
Zacha - Krejci - Pastrnak
Greer - Coyle - Smith
Foligno - Nosek - Lauko
Frederic - Studnicka - Wagner
Lindholm - Carlo
Forbort - Zboril
Reilly - Clifton
Grzelcyk - Stralman
