Bruins Sign NCAA Stars Lundgren & Tattle

0:00On March 31st, the Boston Bruins are keeping it moving by tapping NCAA talent again, signing Mayor Maggoli Max Lunggren to an entry-level deal, and, you can't afford, Ryan Taddle to a one-year A.H.L. contract. Both kick off in the 2026-27 season, boost in the farm system with fresh blood. Taddle, a 24-year-old lefty winger, lit it up with 13 goals and 32 points over 38 games for the Huskies. Back-to-back 32-point seasons, and even kept in the squad with an alternate letter A, leadership that don't come cheap. Meanwhile, Lunggren's pack packs more punch with a $952,500 NHL cap hit. The soon-to-be 24-year-old dominated hockey East, going 21 wins, 16 losses, two ties, with a 2.55 goals against. Average and 0.920, save percentage top in the conference in wins, and the whole NCAA in saves at 1,134.

1:00Bruins GM Don Sweeney stays on that NCAA free-age and grind, built in depth without dropping big cash, especially at Goli, where coach and whizzers like. Bob Ascensia and Mike Dunham turn heads into studs. They even inked seventh overall pick James Hagen's to an amateur trial last week, keeping the pipeline flowing while holding a playoff spot. Mid-re-tool Low-risk gems like these keep the black and gold stacked for years, proven you scout smart, sign smart, and watch the win stack of natural. You've been listening to NHL News today, AI Power Team Coverage.