Fraser Minten Makes Boston Bruins Debut Against Hurricanes

Fraser Minten made his debut with the Boston Bruins on Saturday against the Carolina Hurricanes after being acquired from the Toronto Maple Leafs in a trade involving Brandon Carlo. The 20-year-old center played on the third line, centering Marat Khusnutdinov and Vinni Lettieri, and contributed defensively during his first NHL game with the Bruins. Interim coach Joe Sacco praised Minten's reliable and smart play, indicating that he would also be utilized on the penalty kill. Minten, who has played 19 NHL games and previously had two goals and four points with the Leafs, expressed excitement about the new experience and his opportunity to contribute. The Bruins were looking to break a 10-game losing streak, and Minten aimed to play hard and help the team despite the standings. His performance was seen as a potential glimpse into the future as the Bruins rebuild their roster with promising young talent.