Bruins Assign Austin Czarnik and Danton Heinen to Providence

Heinen has three assists in three games with Boston this season

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By BostonBruins.com @NHLBruins / Boston Bruins

BOSTON - Boston Bruins General Manager Don Sweeneyannounced today, October 17, that the team has assigned forwards Austin Czarnik and Danton Heinen to the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League (AHL).
Czarnik has appeared in two games with Boston in 2017-18, and has compiled five goals and eight assists in 51 career NHL games. Heinen has three assists and a plus-one rating in three games with Boston this season, and has totaled three assists in 11 career NHL games.

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