Bruins sign Olympian Donato

The Boston Bruins signed Ryan Donato toa two-year, entry-level deal and say the U.S. Olympic star could play for them right away.

Donato, 21, had 26 goals and 17 assists for 43 points in 29 games this season at Harvard. He led the United States with five goals and six points at the Olympics as one of its youngest players.

The Boston native said his dream was to play for the Bruins as his dad Ted Donato did. The Stanley Cup contenders also signed Olympian and NHL veteran Brian Gionta last month.

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