The Boston Bruins are keeping one of their prospects around.

The Bruins have announced that they have signed forward John Farinacci to a one-year, two-way contract. At the NHL level, the 24-year-old forward will have a $775,000 cap hit.

Farinacci made his NHL debut for the Bruins during their 2024-25 season finale against the New Jersey Devils and certainly left a strong first impression. The 5-foot-11 forward scored his first career NHL goal in the matchup in 10:58 of ice time.

Farinacci spent the majority of the year down in the American Hockey League (AHL) with the Providence Bruins, however. In 58 regular-season games with the AHL squad, he had 10 goals, 28 assists, 38 points, and a plus-9 rating. He also scored one goal in eight playoff games for Providence this spring.

When looking at the Bruins' current roster, Farinacci stands out as a call-up candidate for Boston when injuries arise. It will be intriguing to see what kind of year the New Jersey native can have in 2025-26 after earning this new contract from here.

Former Bruins Defenseman Is Best Free Agent Left We are now roughly halfway through the month of July. As a result of this, things have quieted down significantly around the NHL. The majority of this year's unrestricted free agents (UFAs) have signed their new contracts, most of the big names have landed their new contracts. 

Bruins Sign Intriguing Prospect To New Deal