Boston Bruins forward Fabian Lysell is one of the club's top prospects. The 2021 first-round pick has shown good upside at the AHL level, posting 40 goals and 121 points in 161 games with the Providence Bruins over three seasons.
Due to this solid play at the AHL level, Lysell has gotten his first extended look at the NHL level this season. In 10 games with Boston leading up to the team's April 13 contest against the Pittsburgh Penguins, he had one assist.
Now, Lysell has gotten a big milestone, as the skilled winger scored his first NHL goal during the Bruins' matchup against the Penguins. Lysell's goal was a nice one, too, as he fired a nice Pavel Zacha feed past Pittsburgh goaltender Tristan Jarry.
Lysell is known for being an offensively skilled prospect, and he certainly showed that off with his goal against the Penguins. The youngster will now look to build off this great goal from here. If he ends the campaign on a high note, it could very well help his chances of starting next season on the Bruins' NHL roster.
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