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How experts graded Bruins first-round draft pick
BOSTON — If media draft grades went on their transcript, the Bruins would be headed for the dean’s list after their first-round pick in Friday’s NHL Draft. There was pretty much universal agreement that the Bruins had made a good pick in taking James Hagens at No. 7. Here’s a sample of grades from around the NHL media.
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