Patrick Brown

Yeah, and then they were like, wait, no, here you go.

Here's on the road, Lucic and Patrick Brown.

Like, what are we doing, dog? That game in Buffalo, and he played good, and they still cut him.

Whoops.

Brown? No,

it's not Patrick Brown.

It's Paul Carey.

Paul

Is he someone that the Bruins fans should focus attention on in Providence? Like I said, he's a little older, 25, 26.

Or is he someone that people should just accept might be another Patrick Brown?

You know, if you're Patrick Brown, that's a pretty darn good career, right? Absolutely.

Up and down with the NHL, a captaincy in Providence.

Nav, first of all, he's a great kid.

Victor Soderstrom left to go over to Europe as well.

Michael Callahan, Riley Tufty, Patrick Brown, John Farinacci also all left the organization, leaving some pretty big holes down in Providence that could be filled with, well, who knows? 'Cause the Bruins have a ton of candidates for the NHL club and, of course, a team to field down in the AHL.

And we're going to touch on whether or not the Boston Bruins are any better and what training camp may bring here as the podcast continues.

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I think the other two just turned out to be misses as far as draft picks go.

Um, so it's, you know, it's part of like, uh, Ryan Mugenel changing out and Trent Whitfield coming in Fabian Lysela and Georgie Markalov leaving the organization, going to Colorado guys like Riley Tufte and Patrick Brown leaving the organization.

Um, you know, more of a young sort of veteran core group in Providence this year, uh, less reliance on some of the older, you know, journeyman pro veterans that had been in that spot.

Um, And, you know, focus on the young players, too.