This former Bruins forward has received a big honor from his college.
Former Boston Bruins forward Anson Carter has received a big honor as he has been inducted into the Michigan State Athletics Hall of Fame.
Carter, 50, was a star at Michigan State University, so this induction is entirely warranted. Over the course of his four-year stint with the school, Carter lit up the NCAA, posting 106 goals and 178 points in 156 games.
Carter was notably a Hobey Baker Award Finalist during his junior season in 1994-95 after recording a team-leading 34 goals to go along with 51 points in 39 games.
After being one of the top players to ever play for Michigan State University, Carter put together a strong NHL career from 1996-97 to 2006-07. He was a Bruin for four of those seasons and proved to be impactful during his stint. In 211 games as a Bruin, Carter posted 70 goals and 143 points. His time with the Bruins ended after he was traded to the Edmonton Oilers in the trade for Bill Guerin in 2000.
Nevertheless, it is cool to see Carter inducted into Michigan State's Hall of Fame. He certainly earned it for his outstanding play with the school.
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