Jack Studnicka

Studnicka was recalled by Boston on Friday, Conor Ryan of MassLive.com reports. Studnicka is expected to slot into a bottom-six role for Friday's matchup with the Maple Leafs. He's collected three helpers through 14 NHL appearances this season.

Studnicka was reassigned to AHL Providence on Friday, Mark Divver of the New England Hockey Journal reports. Studnicka's been a healthy scratch for seven straight games, so this move doesn't come as a surprise. The 23-year-old forward could be in for an extended stay in the minors.

Studnicka (undisclosed) will play Monday against Montreal, per the NHL's media site. Studnicka was considered a game-time call Monday but he'll avoid missing any time after blocking a shot Friday against the Jets. The 23-year-old has three assists in 11 NHL games this season.

Studnicka (undisclosed) will be a game-time decision Monday in Montreal, Scott McLaughlin of WEEI Boston reports. It sounds like Studnicka will take the ice for pregame warmups before deciding if he's able to play. With fellow center Patrice Bergeron (arm) out, the team could really use the 23-year-old Studnicka in this one from a depth perspective. If he's unable to play, look for the recently recalled Marc McLaughlin to make his NHL debut.

Studnicka skipped practice Sunday and is day-to-day with an undisclosed injury after blocking a shot Friday in Winnipeg, Conor Ryan of MassLive.com reports. Studnicka's status for Monday's game in Montreal is still unclear, but with Patrice Bergeron (arm) unavailable, hopefully Studnicka isn't also forced to miss time.

Jack Studnicka is ready to make the most of his big chance. The Boston Bruins center explained to reporters Friday how he plans to make a positive impact during his stint on the team’s top forward line. Patrice Bergeron normally would occupy that spot in the middle, but an upper-body injury will sideline him for a second consecutive game Friday night when the Bruins visit the Winnipeg Jets. The Boston captain’s absence creates an opportunity for Studnicka, 23, to showcase his talents, and he intends to do just that.

Jack Studnicka will have a tall task ahead of him as he joins the Boston Bruins on Friday, as the young center will skate on the top line alongside Brad Marchand and Jake DeBrusk in Winnipeg. But Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy, and Providence Bruins head coach Ryan Mougenel, believe...

Studnicka, 23, has produced nine goals and 24 assists for 33 points in 37 AHL games with Providence this season. The 6-foot-2, 196-pound forward has appeared in 32 career NHL games with Boston, recording one goal and five assists for six points. McLaughlin, 22, spent the last four seasons at...

Studnicka is projected to center the Bruins' first line Friday night against the Jets, Eric Russo of the team's official web site reports. Studnicka, who will playing in his 11th game with the Bruins this season and first since Feb. 21, is slated to fill in for top pivot Patrice Bergeron, who is in line to miss his second straight game with an arm issue. While it's a short-term opportunity for the 23-year-old forward, the prospect of skating on a line with Brad Marchand and Jake DeBrusk versus Winnipeg makes the skilled 2017 second-rounder worth considering in Friday fantasy lineups.

Studnicka was elevated from AHL Providence on Wednesday. Studnicka has played in just 10 games at the NHL level this season, so fantasy players shouldn't be banking on him being a regular in the lineup moving forward. Even if he does play, the 23-year-old Ontario native is unlikely to see more than bottom-six minutes and won't offer much in the way of fantasy value.

BOSTON - Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, February 23, that the team has recalled defenseman Jack Ahcan and forward Jesper Froden. Sweeney also announced that the team has assigned Jack Studnicka to Providence. Ahcan, 24, leads all Providence defensemen in goals (6), assists (14) and points (20)...

Over the last few years, Jack Studnicka has become a familiar name to Boston Bruins fans. The former second-round pick had high expectations but has struggled at the NHL level. However, with critical pieces out of the lineup, he was recalled earlier this week. As the Bruins look for a spark offensively, Studnicka will have a chance to showcase his talent.

Given the fact Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy recently threw praise his way, it felt like Boston could have looked to Jack Studnicka to play a complementary forward role in the short term. Studnicka, who had been centering the third line with Erik Haula and Nick Foligno, was assigned to...

Studnicka was reassigned to AHL Providence on Tuesday, Mark Divver of the New England Hockey Journal reports. Studnicka has managed just two assists, 12 shots and 14 hits in his 10 appearances this season while averaging 12:37 of ice time. The 23-year-old center will switch places with Jesper Froden who was called up from Providence in a corresponding roster move. It's unlikely to be the last time Studnicka is flipped between levels in order to make sure he is still getting plenty of ice time.

Although the Boston Bruins have a 27-16-4 record and are well on their way to make the postseason, they still have multiple holes in their lineup. Therefore, if they expect to go on any sort of run this spring, they will need to try to fix these issues before the trade deadline passes. However, if they want to land a second-line center, top-pairing defenseman, or top-six right-winger, it will likely require them to trade top prospect, Jack Studnicka.

Jack Studnicka will get another shot at the Bruins lineup Thursday night. The Bruins center was recalled from Providence ahead of Boston’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes at TD Garden. Studnicka has gotten a few looks this season but has another opportunity ahead of him with the B’s being without Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand.

Jack Studnicka is back in the lineup Thursday. The Boston Bruins will take on the Carolina Hurricanes at TD Garden and they’ll have to do it without Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand, forcing other guys to step up. With both of them out, Studnicka will fill in on the...

Studnicka was promoted from AHL Providence Thursday, Conor Ryan of MassLive.com reports. Studnicka has tallied 19 points over 27 performances with AHL Providence this season, generating a point in each of his last three games. The 22-year-old will be drawn into the lineup for Thursday's tilt against Carolina, looking to build upon his one assist over five top-level appearances.