Daily News | Oliver Bonk learning intensity of NHL, passion of Flyers fans in his first development camp
was cool, but getting to put on the team’s practice sweater took it to the next level for Oliver Bonk.
“It’s great watching people watching the practices,” Bonk said. “There’s not really pressure from people or the staff. ... Seeing how passionate they are makes me really happy.” “Even the younger guys are going hard,” Bonk said. “It’s a whole ‘nother step from the OHL, so I think I’m just trying to bring that intensity back to the OHL.”
Kaplan, a third-round draft pick by the Flyers last year, appeared in all 40 games for Boston University in his freshman campaign. He collected 10 goals and 13 assists, including the game-tying goal against Merrimack in the Hockey East final, and was named to the Hockey East all-tournament team.The whole season wasn’t smooth sailing. At the start, Kaplan said he required an adjustment to NCAA hockey, but then he worked on becoming a “Swiss Army knife.
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