Bruins Agree On Entry-Level Deal With Prospect Hargrove
By Mark Allred

The Boston Bruins have signed forward Colton Hargrove to a three-year entry-level contract yesterday, as the team continues to plan with future development of younger talent about to make the jump to professional hockey.
B's announce they've signed 2012 7th rounder Colton Hargrove to an entry level contract. Played three years at Western Michigan University
— Joe Haggerty (@HackswithHaggs) March 27, 2015
The 6’-1” 211 pound native of Rockwall, Texas is currently in his junior season at Western Michigan University of the National Collegiate Hockey Conference, and has appeared in 105 games posting 34-28-62 for the Broncos. Selected in the seventh round (205th overall) by the Bruins in 2012 National Hockey League’s entry draft, the left wing has shown what it takes to get a look from the top Bruins brass in the scouting procedure.
B's sign Western Michigan University forward Colton Hargrove to entry level deal http://t.co/cgylYmgg0X pic.twitter.com/SfGLCJfxdJ #bruinstalk
— Joe Haggerty (@HackswithHaggs) March 28, 2015
Hargrove is a physical, big forward who is tough to move in front of the crease while trying to screen the goaltender. Scouts see him as a “power forward”, but does have an exceptional skill set for a player his size. He is a gritty player that is not afraid to get under the skin of opposing players, and is not afraid to make a big hit to help his teams momentum. Maybe an option for a third or fourth line in Providence next season, if he does not return for his senior year at Western Michigan.
Hargrove is the 7th player to sign with a NHL franchise under head coach Andy Murray.
— WMU Hockey (@WMUHockey) March 23, 2015
A week after Don Sweeney watched him in Ohio, 2012 7th rounder Colton Hargrove of W. Michigan signs with Bruins, per @JeffCoxSports
— Mark Divver (@MarkDivver) March 22, 2015