James Hagens falling to No. 7 was best-case scenario for Bruins in NHL Draft
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James Hagens falling to No. 7 was best-case scenario for Bruins in NHL Draft
""I wanted to be at a spot that wanted me the most, and I wanted to be at a good spot. I'm so lucky I ended up being a Boston Bruin. It's the best spot in the world and a dream come true for me. I'm just so excited right now.""
""Someone who loves to compete. Someone who's gonna put his blood, heart and soul on the line. I know how much pride the Bruins fans take in their game and their team.""
After a disappointing outcome in the NHL Draft Lottery, the Boston Bruins made a pivotal move by selecting James Hagens as the No. 7 pick in the 2025 NHL Draft. Hagens, a standout center from Boston College, was regarded as a top prospect and was thrilled to join the Bruins, stating it was a dream come true. The team needed to bolster its center position, and Hagens is seen as a potential franchise player due to his competitiveness and offensive skill. His enthusiasm and commitment were evident during his introductory remarks at the draft.
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