Injury Report: Bruins ‘24- ‘25 Injured List

[MillerTime29Bombs]

Charlie Coyle fired up? Come on man.

 

[Gee Wally]

 

[Mione134]

 

[Olden McGroin]

 

[caz16]

I hope Hampus is back soon, I just have flashbacks to Miller and his knee. I hope it has healed well and won't 'hamper' his return.

 

[I am Bettman]

Seeing Hampus having surgery and out for the year most likely? What happened?

 

[Gee Wally]

Seeing Hampus having surgery and out for the year most likely? What happened?

Where you see it?

Never mind found it.

 

[I am Bettman]

Where you see it?

This is a screenshot from The Score app that sent me a notification saying the same thing.

 

[BMC]

Well this is awful news for Hampus. A broken patella can be career ending.

 

[GahdenRinkRat]

Well this is awful news for Hampus. A broken patella can be career ending.

This is awful, was really looking forward to seeing Hampus back later this Spring

I hope Hampus is back soon, I just have flashbacks to Miller and his knee. I hope it has healed well and won't 'hamper' his return.

So much for this tiny whisper of hope for the D corps. Poor Hampus, hope this doesn’t lead toward retirement

 

[rockymtnoyster]

Terrible news about Hampus.

 

[GahdenRinkRat]

Terrible news about Hampus.

Uggg, just write off this season, take the DNQ and try to rebuild over the summer.

 

[Bruinfanatic]

This is awful, was really looking forward to seeing Hampus back later this Spring


So much for this tiny whisper of hope for the D corps. Poor Hampus, hope this doesn’t lead toward retirement

Let’s hope, Kevin Miller was never the same

 

[Mione134]

Awful news about Hampus.

He was playing really good hockey before the injury too.

This season has been awful.

 

[KnightofBoston]

Let’s hope, Kevin Miller was never the same

Logic would suggest that they’re being especially cautious with Lindholm specifically because of their experience with Miller

 

[Gee Wally]

Early exit for Frederic​

The Bruins lost Trent Frederic early in the second period and the winger was unable to return after he absorbed a big hit from Toronto defenseman Jake McCabe.

Coach Joe Sacco had no update on Frederic, who was laboring on the bench for a bit before the medical staff took him to the locker room.

 

[Gee Wally]

Charlie McAvoy was spotted briefly in the Bruins locker room at Warrior Arena Tuesday just after the club’s optional skate prior to the 5-4 overtime loss to the Maple Leafs at TD Garden.

The Bruins defenseman likely won’t be spotted on the ice for a while, but he did take to social media to give an update on his 4 Nations Face-Off experience, which included a pair of games in Montreal and a four-day stay at Massachusetts General Hospital.

McAvoy suffered an injury to the AC joint in his right shoulder in Team USA’s opener against Finland. After treatment, he played through the ailment in US-Canada Game 1. He endured a subsequent infection, necessitating the hospital stay.

“After getting back to Boston, things unfortunately took a scary turn with my injury and I had to spend four days in the hospital being treated for infection. I want to thank all the incredible people at [Mass. General] for taking such great care of me. The team of Doctors: Peter Asnis, Tom Holovacs, Dean Donahue, and Sandra Nelson, and the nurses, and all the amazing staff that treated me with such special care. I am so grateful for you all.

“Lastly, thank you to all who reached out and for the well wishes. We’re on the mend now and I look forward to being back on the ice as soon as I can with the [Bruins].”

Bruins general manager Don Sweeney deflected when asked earlier this week if the club was unhappy with the level of care McAvoy received in Montreal.

“The care that Charlie received here is what’s most important from the standpoint of where his health is at now,” Sweeney said. “That’s all that really matters.”

 

[Dr Hook]

Bruins general manager Don Sweeney deflected when asked earlier this week if the club was unhappy with the level of care McAvoy received in Montreal.

“The care that Charlie received here is what’s most important from the standpoint of where his health is at now,” Sweeney said. “That’s all that really matters.”

The Don strikes again! Going to the old non-denial denial well as is his wont

 

[BMC]

Well that must have been one hell of an infection seeing how he ended up in the hospital only 48 hours after he suffered the injury. I know bacteria can spread quickly but this stuff must have been especially aggressive.

 

[Gee Wally]

 

[HustleB]

Logic would suggest that they’re being especially cautious with Lindholm specifically because of their experience with Miller

And the teams place in the standings I’m sure is also part of that logic. I feel this team felt less cautious in there more competitive seasons. I don’t know that for certain obviously.

 

[TP70BruinsCup]

Yep - and I think he still will be. If we can get Maroon last year and he was hurt, Freddy we can ship out. Too bad he got hurt (not for the trade reason just hate to see injuries to guys) but I am sure someone will take him. Lots of time for him to heal and help a teams push for the Cup. That's the way it has to be with the guys Sweeney moves out.

 

[Gee Wally]

Today’s Globe:

Compounding the loss was an injury to Matt Poitras late in the second period.

As Poitras curled to leave his end without the puck, New York’s Brock Nelson shoved the young center toward the boards at the Islander bench. The gate was open, however, and Poitras smashed chest first into the opening.

Poitras was in clear distress and after being attended to by the medical team. He needed help as he gingerly walked down the Islander tunnel to the dressing room.

Bruins coach Joe Sacco had no update on Poitras, who, according to the team, suffered a lower body injury.

“It’s unfortunate. As a player you make sure the door is always closed so you don’t want to see that and you definitely don’t want to see the guy push him around the doors,” said Pastrnak. “So, hopefully Matty’s going to be all right.”

Bruins lose Matt Poitras to injury after scary hit into Islanders bench

The Boston Bruins not only lost a fifth straight game Thursday night, but the team also lost young forward Matt Poitras to a scary injury.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[Bruin4]

Today’s Globe:

Compounding the loss was an injury to Matt Poitras late in the second period
“It’s unfortunate. As a player you make sure the door is always closed so you don’t want to see that and you definitely don’t want to see the guy push him around the doors,” said Pastrnak. “So, hopefully Matty’s going to be all right.”

I think Elliot make a key point here

 

[Gee Wally]

Well this is good.