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19-year-old forward James Hagens, the Bruins’ seventh overall pick in the 2025 draft, signed his entry-level contract after a standout season at Boston College and time with the Providence Bruins, calling it a dream come true and vowing to work hard and learn from veteran teammates as Boston pursues a playoff push.
The Boston Bruins signed top prospect James Hagens to a three-year entry-level contract with a prorated cap hit of about $975,000, arranging an amateur tryout to Let him report to Providence for an acclimation period before potentially joining the NHL playoff lineup; following a standout season at Boston College and a strong World Juniors, Hagens is viewed as a key future piece for Boston as they navigate the final games of the regular season.
Boston Bruins forward James Hagens has been signed to a three-year entry-level contract starting with the 2025-26 season, carrying a $975,000 annual cap hit. The 19-year-old went seventh overall in the 2025 NHL Draft, joined Providence on an amateur tryout, and posted strong numbers for Boston College (34 games, 47 points) this season while also excelling for the USNTDP and internationally, including World Junior golds and a record-setting U-18 scoring performance.
Boston Bruins sign top prospect James Hagens to an amateur tryout (ATO) and assign him to the Providence Bruins of the AHL to begin his pro career, with a potential NHL debut later this season as the organization jeeps up his development—mirroring a Caufield-style path where strong AHL play could lead to an NHL opportunity, and giving Providence a strong boost as the Bruins push for the playoffs.
Bruins sign 19-year-old forward James Hagens to an AHL amateur tryout with the Providence Bruins to accelerate his professional development after a standout season at Boston College and a storied USNTDP/World Juniors résumé.
Anton Frondell and James Hagens, top 10 picks in the 2025 NHL Draft, will participate in the 2025 World Junior Summer Showcase in Minneapolis, representing Sweden and the USA respectively, as part of their evaluation for the upcoming World Juniors in 2026.
The Boston Bruins selected James Hagens, a talented young forward from Boston College, with the seventh overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft, recognizing his impressive college hockey performance and potential as a star in the making.
Ahead of the 2025 NHL Draft, the Pittsburgh Penguins are considering moving up in the draft order, with interest in prospects like James Hagens, Porter Martone, and Roger McQueen. Hagens, once a top contender for the No. 1 pick, may slip out of the top five, with teams like the Flyers and Bruins showing interest. The draft is also highlighting other prospects such as Daniil Prokhorov and Will Reynolds, and there is speculation about potential trades involving top picks.
James Hagens' dream of returning to the Islanders seems more achievable after a memorable encounter with Matt Martin, which he still cherishes with a photo on his wall.