One Bruins Player is Finally Showing Positive Signs at the NHL Level

This season's success for the Boston Bruins isn't solely due to their star players. In fact, contributors from top to bottom have enjoyed career-best performances, and rightfully so.

One such player is bottom-six forward Trent Frederic, who has made a significant impact this season in various ways - on the scoresheet, with his fists, and more. He's the latest Bruin to relish personal success.

As reported by NHL Public Relations, the 25-year-old reached a new personal milestone for the first time on Sunday:

''* Trent Frederic (0-2�2) has reached the 30-point mark in a single season for the first time in his career (16-14�30 in 74 GP). He has 12-11�23 in his previous 119 career games before 2022-23.''

During just his second road game in St. Louis, Frederic notched his first points against his hometown team, bringing his season total to 30. Coincidentally, he previously scored 11 goals and added 19 assists for 30 points in 37 games with the St. Louis AAA Blues in 2013-14.

Selected 29th overall by the Bruins in 2016, Frederic is now proving to be a reliable offensive weapon at the NHL level.

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3 AVRIL \| 202 ANSWERS One Bruins Player is Finally Showing Positive Signs at the NHL Level Which bottom-six forward should be in the Bruins playoff lineup?
Frederic	100	49.5 %
Foligno	55	27.2 %
Nosek	30	14.9 %
Greer or Lauko	17	8.4 %
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