Former Boston Bruins player has retired

In a heartfelt announcement yesterday, the beloved former team captain, Tommy Cross, bid farewell to his illustrious hockey career, announcing his retirement.

Over the course of an impressive 12-year journey, Cross left an indelible mark on the Providence Bruins, showcasing his talent and leadership in a staggering 380 games.

Notably, he broke the franchise record for the most games played, a testament to his enduring commitment to the team.

As the team captain from 2015 to 2018, Cross led by example, guiding and inspiring his teammates both on and off the ice. His captaincy left a lasting impression on the team and the adoring fans who admired his dedication and sportsmanship.

Congratulations to Tommy Cross on an extraordinary career that will forever be cherished in the hearts of hockey enthusiasts. As he embarks on new adventures beyond the rink, we send him our warmest wishes for a fulfilling and successful future.

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