BREAKING Bruins Send Two Players To AHL.

The Boston Bruins and general manager Don Sweeney announced a couple of roster moves on Sunday.�

Jack�Studnicka has been sent back to Providence after a brief stint in Boston which saw him score his first NHL goal against the Montreal Canadiens on November 26.�

Sweeney also announced that defenseman John Moore has been sent to Providence for a conditioning stint. Moore is likely gearing up to start playing again after dealing with an upper body injury which has kept him sidelined all season.�

Moore had four goals and nine assists for the Bruins in 61 games last year.�

Both players are expected to play in Charlotte today for Providence.

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