Bruins Recall Forward Oskar Steen From Providence

Boston's offense is looking for a little spunk

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Nov 12, 2021

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    The Boston Bruins need a little boost of energy, and they'll look to Providence to get it.

    General manager Don Sweeney on Friday announced a move to recall forward Oskar Steen from their AHL affiliate.

    The spunky 23-year-old appeared in one game for Boston this year against the San Jose Sharks in October, recording an assist. Steen has five goals and five assists for Providence.

    The Bruins are 6-5-0 on the season after a loss to the Edmonton Oilers. Head coach Bruce Cassidy was frustrated by the lack of shooting, and must be hoping Steen can shake things up.

    Thumbnail photo via Ed Mulholland/USA TODAY Sports Images
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