Hagens Joins Providence Bruins on ATO

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Boston Bruins' prospect, James Hagins, is heading to the American

Hockey League's Providence Bruins on an amateur triad agreement.

The seventh overall pick from the 2025 draft just wrapped up his

freshman year at Boston College.

Huggins dominated at the college level, leading Hockey East with

23 goals, and 24 assists for 47 points in 34.

Gangs, his team fell short in the semi-finals, losing four to

three in overtime to the University of Connecticut.

Bruins' general manager, Don Sweeney, sees this as a key step in the

Young Center's growth.

It gives Hagins pro-experience without committing to a full

contract right away.

These amateur triads sue college players wrapping up their seasons.

They stay temporary unless the big club calls them up to the NHL,

which would then start his entry-level deal.

Fans can expect more updates as Hagins settles in, with Providence,

and eyes his Bruins future.