BREAKING: Ex-Chicago Blackhawk Officially Signs a New Contract

The Boston Bruins have signed 22-year-old restricted free agent defenseman Alec Regula to a one-year contract.

The deal is worth $775,000 at the NHL level, with a guaranteed minimum salary of $120,000. Regula was acquired by the Bruins from the Chicago Blackhawks as part of the Taylor Hall trade.

In the AHL, Regula recorded 21 points in 51 games, showcasing his potential and contributing to his reputation as a promising young talent on the blue line.

The Bruins will be looking for Regula to continue his development and make an impact in the upcoming season.

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