SPRINGFIELD - The Boston Bruins Fan Fest Tour kept on rolling, stopping in Springfield on Friday for the fifth day of the third annual journey around New England. Prospect Jack Studnicka and Bruin Alumni Andrew Raycroft stopping by to visit with the fans.

Here are some photos from Day 5 of Fan Fest:

BostonBruins.com - With just about three weeks remaining until the opening of training camp, the Bruins still have some work to do - specifically on the back end - to shore up their roster for the 2019-20 season.

Restricted free agent defensemen Brandon Carlo and Charlie McAvoy both remain unsigned as negotiations between their camps and Bruins general manager Don Sweeney continue.

During an appearance at Day 5 of the organization's third annual Fan Fest Tour on Thursday afternoon in Leominster, Sweeney said the talks are not progressing "as fast as everybody would like."

LEOMINSTER - The third annual Boston Bruins Fan Fest Tour resumed on Thursday, making its first-ever visit to Leominster, Massachusetts. Bruins forward prospect Jack Studnicka, general manager Don Sweeney, assistant coach Joe Sacco, and alum Andrew Alberts were on hand as the event's second weekend kicked off at Doyle Field.

The stop was added to this year's tour thanks to Leominster resident George Marchetti, who was the winner of the Bruins' Spoked-B drawing contest. The youngster was honored on stage during the event as his winning design was revealed as the new Bruins Academy Kids Club logo. The Bruins Academy Kids Club was announced on Thursday morning.

Here are some photos from Day 4 of Fan Fest:

BOSTON - For the past two decades, this city has been the epicenter of the sports universe.

Between the Bruins, Red Sox, Patriots, and Celtics, Boston has combined for 12 world championships and another six championship appearances.

All of that success has helped foster an unrivaled brotherhood between the four teams that continues to grow with each passing year. And on Wednesday afternoon at Fenway Park, that bond was on full display.

In a first-of-its-kind roundtable, the head coaches of Boston's four major professional sports teams came together for an appearance on WEEI's Ordway, Merloni, and Fauria program at the 18^th annual NESN/WEEI Jimmy Fund Radio-Telethon.

BOSTON - The Boston Bruins announced today, August 22, the creation of the Bruins Academy Kids Club presented by Floating Hospital for Children at Tufts Medical Center, the first-ever official youth fan club of the Boston Bruins.

BURLINGTON, Vt. - Nearly four years after being drafted by the Bruins in the first round of the NHL Draft, Zach Senyshyn finally got his chance with the big club last spring. And while it was only a brief two-game stint during the final week of the regular season, the 22-year-old winger has every intention of using that experience as he pushes for a permanent roster spot this fall.

"It's definitely lit a fire under me," Senyshyn said during Day 3 of the Bruins' annual Fan Fest Tour on Sunday at the University of Vermont. "When you get a taste of it and how close it really is, you definitely get really excited for the upcoming season. For my summer training, it's made me a lot more passionate and really excited for the upcoming year."

MANCHESTER, N.H. - Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy joined in on the fun Saturday afternoon as he met up with Black & Gold forwards Trent Frederic and Zach Senyshyn for Day 2 of the third annual Fan Fest Tour at Arms Park. All three - along with Bruins alum and president of the Boston Bruins Foundation Bob Sweeney - particiapted in question-and-answer sessions with NESN's Jack Edwards and Andy Brickley and signed autograhps for some of the hundreds of fans in attendance.

Cassidy also helped out at the Bruins Academy Learn to Play - pres. by Pure Hockey - station, where children who registered for the program were outfitted with $500 worth of CCM Hockey gear. The participants also receive four weeks of on-ice instruction with the program.

Here are some of the best photos from Day 1 of Fan Fest:

PORTLAND, Maine - The third annual Boston Bruins Fan Fest Tour kicked off on Friday afternoon, as hundreds of the Black & Gold faithful flooded Payson Park to celebrate the lead-up to the approaching 2019-20 season. B's forward prospects Trent Frederic and Zach Senyshyn, assistant coaches Jay Pandolfo and Kevin Dean, and Bruins alums Rick Middleton and Bruce Shoebottom were on hand for the festivities, as were NESN's Jack Edwards and Andy Brickley.

Here are some of the best photos from Day 1 of Fan Fest:

BOSTON - Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, August 15, that the team has renewed its affiliation with the Atlanta Gladiators of the East Coast Hockey League (ECHL) for the 2019-20 season. The Bruins originally entered into an agreement with the Gladiators to be their ECHL affiliate prior to the 2015-16 season.

BOSTON - The National Hockey League announced today, August 6, the league's official 2019-20 U.S. television broadcast schedule. Please note that NESN will broadcast all non-exclusive games locally.

The Boston Bruins will have 12 nationally broadcast games this season on either NBC or NBC Sports Network, including their national television debut in a 2019 Stanley Cup Final rematch against the St. Louis Blues on October 26 at TD Garden.