Day Three: Boston Bruins Development Camp Thoughts & Observations

A full day of drills left plenty of thoughts on Boston's best prospects, including Fabian Lysell and Mason Lohrei

BRIGHTON, MA – Parachuting into the middle of Boston Bruins development camp midweek made for an interesting Wednesday at Warrior Ice Arena. After missing long stretches of the first two days of camp while coming back from a late season concussion, Bruins forward prospect Fabian Lysell participated in most of the drills and that gave the Black and Gold a full crew of prospects along with a handful of undrafted invites for all the drills and skills sessions.

As always, Adam McQuaid and the rest of the Boston Bruins development and skills staff are clearing a full runway for the B’s prospects to show what they can do as young players currently at a number of different station levels in hockey prior to establishing themselves as NHL-level players.

"When they are a younger player, we don’t want to put them in a box and tell them that they are going to be this kind of player, right?” said Bruins Player Development and Scouting Assistant Danielle Marmer. “You want to give them the opportunity to show us what they are capable of doing."

With that in mind, here are some thoughts and observations after watching Day Three of Boston Bruins Development Camp: