Bobby Robins

BOBBY ROBINS is a retired professional ice hockey player and oldest rookie to ever make an NHL Opening Day Roster at age 32 with the Boston Bruins in 2014. Robins earned his Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Creative Writing from the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, where he served as Captain for the NCAA Division 1 River Hawks. Robins embarked on his professional career in 2006, signing an NHL Contract with the Ottawa Senators. A two-time AHL Man of the Year Award recipient, member of the Providence Bruins All-Time Team, and fan-favorite wherever he played, Robins retired from professional hockey in 2015. SEX DRUGS PUCKS AND SOULS is his first book.