Bruins set to lose top goaltending prospect as he could re-enter the draft

The Boston Bruins look like they could be losing 2022 6th-rounder Reid Dyck as he is eligible to re-enter the draft and be selected again in 2024.

Goaltender Reid Dyck had a strong showing this past year earning all-star honors in the WHL as one of their best players and signing an amateur tryout with the Providence Bruins.

With such a strong performance and a lack of an NHL contract, Dyck is eligible to re-enter the NHL draft and get selected again as an overage player.

Currently, the Bruins have Linus Ullmark and Jeremy Swayman both performing as elite goaltenders and also have Brandon Bussi and Michael DiPietro ahead of Dyck on the depth chart.

It would be quite difficult for Dyck to break into the Bruins roster with these players ahead of him so he may decide to re-enter the draft in hopes of getting a better opportunity with another team.

Source - House of Hockey
Top Boston Bruins prospect Reid Dyck may ditch the team to re-enter the draft

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