Todays Globe:
Injury Report: Bruins ‘24- ‘25 Injured List
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I am Bettman
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I feel like this season’s middle six scoring depends heavily on Poitras’s health. Not only because of his individual contributions but because of who he can push down the lineup. Would feel much more comfortable with another legit middle six scorer in the mix for insurance.
KWbruin
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Any word on Peeke?
Still don't get how this was reversed. Left his feet, hit from behind into the boards on a player in a vulnerable position.
Still don't get how this was reversed. Left his feet, hit from behind into the boards on a player in a vulnerable position.
22Brad Park
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I never heard nothing yet.This goes unpunished because they look at this stuff in Toronto & it's the Bruins.Boston coach never says nothing either.He should have been screaming bloody murder .Any word on Peeke?
Still don't get how this was reversed. Left his feet, hit from behind into the boards on a player in a vulnerable position.
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BiteThisBurrows
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I thought one of the criteria was leaving your feet off the ice and he definitely did that so I am 100% sure that if Marchand had put that hit on a Leaf the exact same way he'd have had a major, a game, and a suspension but such is standards in Leaf land.
Pacioretty still getting balancing Karma from the Chara hit I guess.
Pacioretty still getting balancing Karma from the Chara hit I guess.
bruinsfan1968
I'm rich I can do whatever I want! Lol MARW
It's on the NHL to police that crap better, picking and choosing who to penalize for that kind of hit, isn't working.
Call it for anyone to does that crap, especially head shots. As far as I concerned there are no clean hits like that, they are all dirty!
Patches obviously did something sly to take out Peeke IMO.
Peeke isn't the kind of player that goes down with a simply
hit.
Something happened.
Of course, the NHL DoPS is asleep at the wheel and not
investigating further.
Peeke isn't the kind of player that goes down with a simply
hit.
Something happened.
Of course, the NHL DoPS is asleep at the wheel and not
investigating further.
Boston Globe:
Peeke week to week
Defenseman Andrew Peeke, who suffered an upper-body injury Tuesday in Toronto when he hit the boards awkwardly after a collision with Max Pacioretty, was listed as “week to week” by Montgomery. The club has not yet called up an extra blue liner from Providence ..
KWbruin
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"... hit the boards awkwardly after a collision with Max Pacioretty" ... WTF?
How about "... drilled into the boards by a blindside and marginally high hit from Max Pacioretty"?
Is the NHL writing the text for these articles now?
How about "... drilled into the boards by a blindside and marginally high hit from Max Pacioretty"?
Is the NHL writing the text for these articles now?
22Brad Park
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Any word on Peeke?
Still don't get how this was reversed. Left his feet, hit from behind into the boards on a player in a vulnerable position.
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To be ruled not a penalty should have infuriated the Bruins. Insulting. Clear at the time and with the replays. Poor Peeke.
Boston reporting....
Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm exits after blocking shot in win over Blues - The Boston Globe
Lindholm limped to the bench and was clearly laboring before testing himself with a short skate during the next timeout. He then hustled off down the tunnel and did not return.
www.bostonglobe.com
The Bruins lost Hampus Lindholm to a lower-body injury late in the first period of Tuesday night’s 3-2 win over the Blues when the defenseman blocked a shot during a Blues power play.
Lindholm limped to the bench and was clearly laboring before testing himself with a short skate during the next timeout. He then hustled off down the tunnel and did not return.
“Don’t have any update on him,” said coach Jim Montgomery. “We’ll have more clarification [Wednesday].”
ODAAT
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not good, for a fragile team, losing now it`s 2nd starting D is not goodBruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm exits after blocking shot in win over Blues - The Boston Globe
Lindholm limped to the bench and was clearly laboring before testing himself with a short skate during the next timeout. He then hustled off down the tunnel and did not return.
The Bruins lost Hampus Lindholm to a lower-body injury late in the first period of Tuesday night’s 3-2 win over the Blues when the defenseman blocked a shot during a Blues power play.
Lindholm limped to the bench and was clearly laboring before testing himself with a short skate during the next timeout. He then hustled off down the tunnel and did not return.
“Don’t have any update on him,” said coach Jim Montgomery. “We’ll have more clarification [Wednesday].”
Hampus has been our best D man thus far too.Well that sucks. First Peeke, now Hampus.
Just when it seemed like this guy was finding his game again. Oh well. Next man up. Good luck figuring out what system they play…cuz it doesn’t appear there is one
BamBamCam
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Seems bad for Lindholm
Bruins' Hampus Lindholm out multiple weeks due to lower-body injury
Bruins' Hampus Lindholm out multiple weeks due to lower-body injury
BamBamCam
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Yes it does, seems like Wotherspoon might get 70 + games this season
ODAAT
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That's not good and sucks for Lindholm and the team.
He was playing decent.
Hope he heals quickly.
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