Projo Bruins Blog

By MARK DIVVER
Assistant Sports Editor

PROVIDENCE -- No cuts. No signings. No decisions. No changes.

In other words, says Providence Bruins coach Rob Murray, it's "Groundhog Day.''

Though Wednesday at The Dunk was the much like Tuesday, there was one exception. Twenty-six players skated, instead of 27. Goalie Adam Courchaine took a sick day.

"We're just waiting to see how a few things shake out,'' Murray said. "In the big picture, you want the answers yesterday, but . . . . there's no hurry.''

Among the issues that are still undecided:


**Will draft picks Alain Goulet and Lane MacDermid be signed, and if they are, will they make the team in Providence or be sent to Reading of the ECHL (Goulet) or Windsor of the OHL (MacDermid) or elsewhere?


**If Goulet and/or MacDermid are in, then other players -- either free agents or holdovers from last season -- could be out.


**How many goalies will start the year in Providence? Dany Sabourin is a lock. Kevin Regan would appear to have the inside track on the backup job since he has AHL experience. Regan, however, is coming off hip surgery, and played only one exhibition game. Will the Bruins keep either Matt Dalton or Courchaine in Providence for awhile just to make sure Regan is healthy?


**Mike Stuart is still in camp, but hasn't been offered a contract.


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Providence's opponent in Sunday afternoon's opener, Springfield, plays its first game on Saturday night, hosting Portland.

And while Murray said that he and assistant Bruce Cassidy will probably go to the game to get a look at the Falcons, they will probably travel in separate cars.

Murray, who lives in South Kingstown, will take backroads through Connecticut. Cassidy, who lives in Providence, will head north to the Mass. Pike.

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