"As a player and a person, he's fantastic to be around. He's got a ton of energy and he loves the game and it really kind of showed in his play,"
"Coming out of school and joining a team, especially at that time of the season, it's always tough. He did an amazing job. He's super bright, has a great flair for offense, has a great mind for it. They did a great job with him at UMass. He's super-responsible. And he's one of those names ...I think he's going to push. He's a little bit of a coach's binky in that he does a lot of things well and he's got a real good future."
"I feel like there are a couple of spots that a lot of players are fighting for. My goal is to make the team and I'll do whatever I have in my power to make it."
Daniels Locmelis joined the Providence Bruins after his sophomore season at UMass and recorded 3-9-12 in six regular-season games. Coach Ryan Mougenel praised his energy, offensive flair, hockey sense and overall responsibility, projecting Locmelis as a player likely to push for roster consideration. Locmelis will compete in the Prospects Challenge in Buffalo before many prospects report to Boston's main training camp on September 17. Locmelis says he aims to make the NHL roster and will compete for contested openings. Listed at 6-0 and 177 pounds, he added muscle during his Amherst tenure and continues to develop physically.
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