Looks like Joe Colborne made quite the impression at the Bruins prospect camp this past week. There have been a few comparisons to former Bruins Joe Thornton, the only thing that concerns me is I hope he is a better player in the NHL playoffs.
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Looks like Joe Colborne made quite the impression at the Bruins prospect camp this past week. There have been a few comparisons to former Bruins Joe Thornton, the only thing that concerns me is I hope he is a better player in the NHL playoffs.
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