Providence Bruins

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Providence Bruins
Providence Bruins
Conference Eastern Conference (AHL)
Division Atlantic Division
Founded 1992
Arena Dunkin' Donuts Center
City Providence, Rhode Island
Team Colors black and gold
Logo Design A Boston Bruins spoke logo with a "P" replacing the "B".
Franchise History Providence Bruins
(1992 - present)
Local Media Affiliates The Providence Journal
Owner H. Larue Renfroe
General Manager Peter Chiarelli
Head Coach Scott Gordon
Team Affiliations Boston Bruins (NHL)
Long Beach Ice Dogs (ECHL)
Regular Season Titles 1 (1998-99)
Division Championships 3 (1992-93, 1998-99, 2002-03)
Conference Championships 1 (1998-99)
Calder Cups 1 (1998-99)

The Providence Bruins are an ice hockey team in the American Hockey League. They play in Providence, Rhode Island, USA at the Dunkin' Donuts Center.

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[edit] History

In the 2001-2002 season, the Providence Bruins contracted with then-13-year-old local musician Ben Schwartz to work as the official organist at all home games. As a result, Schwartz, now 18 and in his sixth season with the team, is the youngest organist to ever work for a professional North American sports franchise in history.[1][2]

The franchise was previously known as:

This market was previously served by:

[edit] Year-by-year record

Year GP W L T OL GF GA PTS Finish Playoffs
2005-06 80 43 31 0 1 254 217 92 4th, Atlantic Lost in round 1 4-2
2004-05 80 40 30 7 3 211 202 90 4th, Atlantic Lost in round 3
2003-04 80 36 29 11 4 170 170 87 4th, Atlantic Lost in round 1
2002-03 80 44 20 11 5 268 227 104 1st, North Lost in round 1
2001-02 80 35 33 8 4 190 223 82 3rd, East Lost in Qualifying Round
2000-01 80 35 31 10 4 245 242 84 3rd, New England Lost in round 3
1999-00 80 33 38 6 3 231 269 75 Last, New England Lost in round 3
1998-99 80 56 16 4 4 321 223 120 1st, New England Won Calder Cup
1997-98 80 19 49 7 5 211 301 50 Last, New England Out of Playoffs
1996-97 80 35 40 3 2 262 289 75 Last, New England Lost in round 2
1995-96 80 30 36 10 4 249 280 74 Last, Northern Lost in round 1
1994-95 80 39 30 11 - 300 268 89 3rd, Northern Lost in round 2
1993-94 80 28 39 13 - 283 319 69 Last, Northern Out of Playoffs
1992-93 80 46 32 2 - 384 348 94 1st, Northern Lost in round 1

[edit] Team records

[edit] Single Season

Goals: 41 Flag of United States Tim Sweeney (1992-93)
Assists: 74 Flag of Canada Randy Robitaille (1998-99)
Points: 102 Randy Robitaille (1998-99)
Penalty Minutes: 407 Flag of Canada Aaron Downey (1997-98)
GAA: 1.84 Flag of United States Tim Thomas (2003-04)
SV%: .941 Tim Thomas (2003-04)

[edit] Career

Career Goals: 101 Flag of United States Andy Hilbert
Career Assists: 109 Andy Hilbert
Career Points: 210 Andy Hilbert
Career Penalty Minutes: 1055 Aaron Downey
Career Goaltending Wins: 67 Flag of United States John Grahame
Career Shutouts: 10 Tim Thomas
Career Games: 278 Flag of Canada Jay Henderson

[edit] External links

  1. ^ The Official Site of Ben Schwartz
  2. ^ WLNE-TV and WPRI-TV featured stories about Ben Schwartz
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