
This Boston Bruins must take advantage of his golden opportunity.

Boston Bruins forward Justin Brazeau has been feeling it as of late. The 6-foot-5 forward has scored in each of the last two games and has played his best hockey of the year. Because of this, he is being rewarded.
Brazeau skated on the second line with Brad Marchand and Charlie Coyle at Monday's practice (Oct. 28). With this, it seems likely that Brazeau will play in Boston's top six against the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday (Oct. 29). Thus, the winger now has a golden opportunity to prove to the Bruins that he deserves the big role.
It is no secret that the Bruins have had trouble finding Jake DeBrusk's replacement on the second line this season. Morgan Geekie has struggled immensely early on, while players like Trent Frederic, Max Jones, and Matthew Poitras were also given chances on the second line. Now, Brazeau is up, and seeing if he can take advantage of it will be fascinating.

Brazeau has shown early on in his career that he can be impactful offensively. He has excellent hands and works well as a net-front presence. Perhaps he could be the boost the Bruins' second line needs because of this.
Nevertheless, Brazeau has a significant opportunity in front of him. Let's see if he thrives in the role from here.
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