In a move that highlights the growing importance of emergency goalie protocol in the NHL, the Boston Bruins have named Kyle Chauvette as their first full-time Emergency Backup Goaltender (EBUG). Chauvette, a 29-year-old goalie from Quebec, will be on standby to fill in for the team's primary goalies in case of injury or illness during games. As the first player to hold this position in Bruins history, Chauvette's role will be crucial in providing an extra layer of depth to the team's roster. With the Bruins set to face stiff competition in the upcoming season, Chauvette's appointment is a strategic move to ensure the team's goaltending position remains secure.

Meet the Bruins' first full-time EBUG, Kyle Chauvette  Audacy