Bruins rookie’s absurd behind-the-back goal will make you want more hockey

Jake DeBrusk skates at Bruins development camp in Wilmington. The Boston Globe

By Henry McKenna @McKennAnalysis

July 18, 2015

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Jake DeBrusk was one of three players the Boston Bruins selected in the first round of the 2015 NHL Draft. The Bruins’ 14th-overall selection may not be an NHL star yet, but he’s on his way to being a social media sensation.

The winger was featured on the Bruins Instagram account at the team’s development camp. DeBrusk netted a behind-the-back shootout goal past netminder Zane McIntyre.

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The 18-year-old Canadian scored 42 goals in the Western Hockey League last season. His father Louie DeBrusk spent 12 seasons in the NHL with four teams.

h/t — Deadspin

2015 Bruins Draft Class

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