The Boston Bruins have removed Jayson Megna off their roster

April 17, 2024

Today, Don Sweeney, the GM of the Boston Bruins, had news about player Jayson Megna. Megna, who's 34, will be going back to play for the Providence team.

This season, Megna only played one game for Boston. But he's been doing great for Providence, playing 67 games and scoring 18 goals with 33 assists, which is 51 points in total.

Bruins Loan Jayson Megna to Providence

https://twitter.com/NHLBruins/status/1780604969030402265

Megna has played lots of games in the AHL, around 482 in total. He's been with teams like Providence, Colorado, Hershey, Utica, Hartford, and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. He started his career with Pittsburgh in 2012.

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