GOALTENDER DEVELOPMENT COACH

Mike Dunham is in his eighth season with the Bruins organization, as he was named to the position of Goaltender Development Coach in July 2017. The Johnson City, NY native came to the Bruins after spending nine seasons with the New York Islanders as their goaltending coach. Drafted by New Jersey in the 1990 NHL Entry Draft, he played three seasons of college hockey at the University of Maine, earning both Hockey East First Team All-Star and NCAA East First Team All-American honors in 1992-93. He helped the Black Bears to the NCAA championship that season. He played ten NHL seasons with New Jersey, Nashville, NY Rangers, Atlanta, and NY Islanders until retiring as a player following the 2006-07 season. He compiled a 141-178-44 record with a 2.74 goals against average and .908 save percentage in 394 career NHL games.