BOSTON - Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeney announced today, September 19, the following training camp transactions:

BOSTON - As the Bruins took off from Beijing following their 3-1 victory over the Calgary Flames, general manager Don Sweeney met with various players who had remained stateside to inform them of their future with the organization. With 21 players coming from China to rejoin camp in Boston, roster cuts needed to be made.

Wiley Sherman, Brett McKenzie, Tanner Pond, Austin Fyten, Olivier Galipeau, Joel Messner, Alex Sakellaropoulos, Cedric Pare, Daniel Bukac, Kyle Keyser, Marcel Noebels and Mark Fayne were returned or assigned back to juniors, to P-Bruins training camp, or in search of another opportunity.

BEIJING - Jake DeBrusk took care of business on Wednesday - on and off the ice.

The second-year winger notched two goals in Boston's 3-1 win over Calgary, sandwiching the two tallies around an extended second-period detour to the Bruins' dressing room with an upset stomach.

When the Bruins lined up against the defending Stanley Cup champions on Tuesday night, the only players to have appeared in an NHL games for the Bruins last season were Sean Kuraly and Anton Blidh. Kuraly played 75 games, spending the majority of his time as the fourth line center. Blidh skated in one contest as a brief callup. Opposite the Bruins assortment of prospects, P-Bruins players and PTO signees were top end Capitals players such as Nicklas Backstrom, TJ Oshie and Braden Holtby.

Despite the lopsided matchup in terms of NHL experience, the Bruins young squad left Capitol One Arena with a 5-2 victory.

WASHINGTON DC - The Bruins will face off with the Washington Capitals for the second time in three days on Tuesday night. In game one, the B's topped the Caps in a shootout, 2-1, on Sunday

Sean Kuraly will appear in his first game of the preseason and is the lone player travelling to DC who logged regular time for the Bruins last year.

BOSTON - Please see below for the schedule traveling roster for the preseason game vs. the Washington Capitals on Tuesday, September 18. Please note that the roster and schedule are subject to change.

BEIJING - Following a day at The Great Wall of China on Sunday, the Bruins got back to business with two training camp practices at O.R.G. Packaging's AZ Ice Sports Club Rink in Beijing.

Here are some of the best on-ice - and off-ice - scenes from Monday and Tuesday:

BEIJING - Bruce Cassidy knew he could depend on his bottom six a season ago. His ability to roll four lines against any opponent in any situation was crucial in the Bruins' charge towards the top of the Eastern Conference.

Cassidy would love nothing more than to continue that approach this season. But with Riley Nash and Tim Schaller departing via free agency over the summer, there are holes to fill and there is trust to be earned.

Joakim Nordstrom is keen on doing just that.

Torey Krug suffered a broken left ankle in Game 4 of the Bruins 2nd round series loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning. The 27-year-old spent the summer in a walking boot, but is finally nearing a return to full strength. On Monday, Krug skated alongside his teammates at Training Camp pres. By AT&T for the first time since his injury.

"It was good" said Krug of the session. "Just get the timing back and participate in some drills and just be out there with the guys, it was a lot of fun. Good, it felt good. It's kind of the same as a last week. Just stay on the course of our plan and our schedule and just kind of do the same thing. I'll probably do this for another day or so. Probably take it day-by-day and see how I feel.

BEIJING - Derek Dun, admittedly, did not take the most conventional path to the National Hockey League. And while his time at hockey's highest level may be short-lived, the 24-year-old is making sure to embrace his experience this week as the Bruins' third goaltender here at the O.R.G. NHL China Games.

A native of British Columbia, Dun is of Chinese descent and last season played for Beijing-based HC Kunlun Red Star of the KHL - a team owned by O.R.G. Packaging Chairman Zhou Yunjie.