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2013–14 Providence Bruins season
The 2013–14 Providence Bruins season is the franchise's 22nd season in the American Hockey League, which began on October 4, 2013.
==Off-season==
General manager Peter Chiarelli, who was signed to a four-year contract extension during the off season, said he intended to add more young players to the Providence roster for the 2013–14 season. Keith Gretzky, the younger brother of Wayne Gretzky, was promoted to amateur scouting director of the Boston Bruins organization, replacing the recently dismissed Wayne Smith.
The Bruins lost several players who contributed to their past year's Eastern Conference-winning season, including top two defensemen Matt Bartkowski and Torey Krug; veteran forward Christian Hanson; team captain Trent Whitfield; and alternate captains Chris Bourque and Jamie Tardif, the latter of whom had been the team's top goal-scorer.〔 Other departures included defensemen Ryan Button, and Colby Cohen; forwards Jordan Caron, Kyle MacKinnon, and Graham Mink;〔 and goaltender Michael Hutchinson. Newcomers to the team included forwards Anthony Camara, Seth Griffith, Matt Fraser, and Nick Johnson; defensemen Mike Moore, Joe Morrow and Ben Youds; and 19-year-old goaltender Malcolm Subban, Boston's first round pick in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft. Goalie Niklas Svedberg was also sent to Providence; Chad Johnson was chosen as Boston's back-up goalie over Svedberg largely because he had a smaller salary cap hit at $600,000, compared to Svedberg's $1 million.
By the end of the off-season, the Bruins roster included several young skaters, including seven first-year professional players and five second-year pros.〔 After a training camp that started September 21 at the Rhode Island Sports Center in North Smithfield, Rhode Island,〔 Providence played the Worcester Sharks in two back-to-back preseason games on September 27 and 28, losing the first game 2–1, and winning second 3–1. Subban stopped 54 of 57 shots in the two games, and the team went 1-for-9 on the power play and 3-for-3 on the penalty kill. Knight scored the lone Bruins goal from the first game, and after Worcester opened scoring in the second game, Providence responded with three unanswered goals by Wayne Simpson, Trotman and Moore. Bobby Robins suffered a knee injury that prevented him with starting with the team as the regular season began.〔
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