goldnblack
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Anyone know what kind of knee surgery Hall needs in the offseason? That's a serious bummer.
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I am sick of seeing head shots to Bergy and want someone (not named Brad Marchand) to take care of this .
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Which is why there is a place for fighting in hockey. Not Flyers goon lunacy from the mid-70’s……both of those games where Patrice got nailed were nothing games but players weren’t afraid to take a shot. The Bruins pushed back as you say, which should send a message to other teams. But the fact teams think they can do it speaks more to the way the game is now vs anything else. Hope he is ok and the extra rest helps get him ready for the post season. The guy is simply a warrior! (…….aaaaaaaaand a beautiful human being! LOL!)
ylekot
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Cap situation is definitely doubtful
- I guess it would mean moving Foligno and perhaps Forbort to LTIR, or Foligno and sending Lauko down (something along those lines). Foligno alone to LTIR, if I am reading it right, is not enough to make space for Hall.
ylekot
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Looking forward to seeing him back in lineup and what Montgomery does with the lines.
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Today’s Globe:
David Krejci, who missed Sunday’s win in St. Louis with a lower-body ailment, left Wednesday’s practice early. “I think he still had some discomfort,” Montgomery said. “We’re going to be very precautionary right now. He’s questionable for tomorrow. We’ll see in the morning” …
Wednesday’s session marked the first time that Hall shed the red, noncontact sweater he’s skated in over the last week-plus.
Even though coach Jim Montgomery did not confirm or deny Hall’s availability for Thursday’s home matchup against the Maple Leafs, he did note that the 31-year-old has made significant strides.
“We’re starting to get him into game rhythm again through practice … I think he’s doubtful for tomorrow, to be honest,” Montgomery said. “But I’m not going to completely rule him out.”
Hall’s return will further bolster a roster already ranked second in the league in scoring at 3.66 goals per game.
David Krejci, who missed Sunday’s win in St. Louis with a lower-body ailment, left Wednesday’s practice early. “I think he still had some discomfort,” Montgomery said. “We’re going to be very precautionary right now. He’s questionable for tomorrow. We’ll see in the morning” …
Wednesday’s session marked the first time that Hall shed the red, noncontact sweater he’s skated in over the last week-plus.
Even though coach Jim Montgomery did not confirm or deny Hall’s availability for Thursday’s home matchup against the Maple Leafs, he did note that the 31-year-old has made significant strides.
“We’re starting to get him into game rhythm again through practice … I think he’s doubtful for tomorrow, to be honest,” Montgomery said. “But I’m not going to completely rule him out.”
Hall’s return will further bolster a roster already ranked second in the league in scoring at 3.66 goals per game.
Bruins Daily: Hall And Krejci Updates; Keefe Praises Bruins
What are the latest injury updates on Boston Bruins forwards David Krejci and Taylor Hall? That, and more Bruins and NHL news in the latest Bruins Daily: Boston Bruins After leaving practice early on Wednesday, Boston Bruins center David Krejci is questionable for tonight’s game against the...
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Forbort Resumes Skating Ahead of Boston Bruins Practice
BRIGHTON, MA – With the Stanley Cup playoffs beginning to draw near, injured Boston Bruins players are also beginning to draw near returns to the lineup. Taylor Hall (lower body) is close to becoming an option even as he hasn’t been medically cleared to play as of Thursday afternoon, and now...
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Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy may have avoided a serious injury against Leafs, may sit weekend games - The Boston Globe
McAvoy collided with Patrice Bergeron and left the game for precautionary reasons with an upper-body ailment.
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Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy might have avoided serious injury after a collision with teammate Patrice Bergeron in the second period Thursday night against the Maple Leafs at TD Garden.
Coach Jim Montgomery removed his star defenseman for “precautionary reasons” because of an upper-body ailment, and the coach doesn’t seem inclined to put him back on the ice for a back-to-back slate against the Devils and Flyers this weekend.
That same sentiment extends to David Krejci, who missed Thursday’s game because of a nagging lower-body issue.
“Krejci has just got some real soreness right now,” Montgomery said. “We want to make sure everyone’s feeling really good. When you have some soft tissue and some stuff, you don’t want it to get to the point where it’s chronic.”
The Bruins are still awaiting the return of Taylor Hall. Despite joining the team for a full practice on Wednesday, Montgomery noted Thursday morning that the veteran winger has still not received clearance to play.
Also Todays Globe:
The Bruins’ top sniper, David Pastrnak, might have little to play for over the next week. But even with a bout of a stomach bug, Pastrnak took to the ice on Thursday — and put Boston on the brink of hockey history.
After assuring Jim Montgomery that his internal fortitude was suitable for game action, Pastrnak rewarded his coach by rifling home his 57th goal of the season — his sixth tally in the last five games.
“I can’t give him enough credit for how he willed himself to help us tonight,” Montgomery said. “He was not at his 100 percent level. He was battling a stomach virus and I give him full credit for helping us win this hockey game.”
The Bruins avoided both insult and injury during their final regular-season bout with Toronto.
Charlie McAvoy was pulled from the game with 9:32 left in the second period after colliding with Patrice Bergeron. Boston ruled him out for the remainder of the contest, with Montgomery noting postgame that his removal was for “precautionary reasons”.
The Bruins’ top sniper, David Pastrnak, might have little to play for over the next week. But even with a bout of a stomach bug, Pastrnak took to the ice on Thursday — and put Boston on the brink of hockey history.
After assuring Jim Montgomery that his internal fortitude was suitable for game action, Pastrnak rewarded his coach by rifling home his 57th goal of the season — his sixth tally in the last five games.
“I can’t give him enough credit for how he willed himself to help us tonight,” Montgomery said. “He was not at his 100 percent level. He was battling a stomach virus and I give him full credit for helping us win this hockey game.”
The Bruins avoided both insult and injury during their final regular-season bout with Toronto.
Charlie McAvoy was pulled from the game with 9:32 left in the second period after colliding with Patrice Bergeron. Boston ruled him out for the remainder of the contest, with Montgomery noting postgame that his removal was for “precautionary reasons”.
Great news!
I knew something was "off" with Pasta right away (pregame skate). No smiles at all which is not normal for him.
Love the kid and hope he is feeling well soon.
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Bring the entire ahl squad if you have too. Playoffs are more important though I want that record broken . Very tough decisions.
Pasta has little to play for? You think he doesn’t want 60? (I don’t care what he says)
Well the thing is you can't even do that if you wanted to. But DK should probably get a week off, and then maybe play the Montreal game as a warmup.
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At this point I think the entire Bruins Organization do as well.
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Pasta is absolutely going to play. There are only 22 NHL players with 60+ goals in a season. Soon there will be 23. Pasta is the one guy that is not going to sit. He wants to be in elite company, no doubt. Legend.
Anyword on Lauko? Was a surprise to see him out yesterday. Perhaps he and Pasta had the same pre-game meal?
I mean he got his contract and is set so I'd imagine now he is focusing on the bigger picture than 60 goals.
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