The Boston Bruins prospect pool is filled with extremely young talent.

As the Providence Bruins (44-18-8) proved that, finishing first in the Atlantic and third in the entire league. — Unfortunately having the same misfortune in the Playoffs as the B's up in Boston.

Now with both the teams seasons over, it's time to look at who can really make a shift and possibly be up in the NHL come next fall.

In the Providence Bears' Random Goal of The Week, centerman Oskar Steen was featured, scoring off a beautiful wrist shot right in the slot.

The 25-year-old has shown an immense amount of potential. Oskar Steen, in past two seasons with Providence, he honed 29 goals with 66 points — 108 games played. Not bad numbers at all for the 2016, 6th round, 14th overall draft pick (165).

The young center had a short stint with the Bruins in 2021-22, playing in 20 games putting up 2 goals, 4 assists for a total of 6 points. Steen, is still looking for the true “breakout” season, which may be just right around the corner.