Injury Report: Bruins 2022 Injured List
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I am not surprised. He has been working hard to get back. Love this kid.
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He got the full workover. Butt end to the left ribs. That slid up to left face. Then the wood chopping high stick to right neck/shoulder.
Could be anything.
Could be anything.
The don godfather
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I saw the Butt end too, right in the gut area, originally thought he might have just had the wind knocked out but maybe it was a bruise or he has soreness/tightness in his core. time will tell
He was clutching his gut when he was lying on the floor of the tunnel. Maybe the wind knocked out of him?....but had to get damage too. Poor David. I hope he will be OK. Hated to see that
That’s what I think I think he got the wind knocked out of him really bad
And he didn’t come back cause they needed to see if he broke or tore anything in the rib/chest area
Hopefully it was just a really bad bruise
I didn't like the stick to the head either.
A fan near us was trying to take a photo of DK lying on the tunnel floor. I think I got in her way...I thought it inappropriate.
How prescient were these two yesterday morning?
Krejci day to day
Thank god feels like we dodged a bullet
Thank god feels like we dodged a bullet
Absolutely, he did not look good going of the ice
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Sophia said they will be looking at medical imaging tomorrow,so this could change.
Krejci partying with the team last night at there Halloween bash
Seems like a very good sign and probably means it’s just a minor injury
Seems like a very good sign and probably means it’s just a minor injury
Mac is back and in a regular practice jersey!!!!
Charlie McAvoy is ahead of schedule, but his return to Bruins isn’t imminent - The Boston Globe
The recovering defenseman was able to shed his red noncontact jersey for practice, but he still has to "check boxes," said coach Jim Montgomery.
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Charlie McAvoy hit the ice for a Halloween morning practice in a familiar costume. The Bruins defenseman skated in a practice jersey that was black, not red, meaning he was cleared for contact.
“Everyone will stop making fun of me now, about my merlot jersey,” said McAvoy, who has missed the first nine games of the year after shoulder surgery.
He had a left shoulder arthroscopic stabilization procedure at Massachusetts General Hospital on June 3. The recovery time was expected to be six months, an estimate that would put No. 73 back in the lineup the first week of December.
Coach Jim Montgomery said McAvoy is on track to return sooner than that, but not in a Brad Marchandmonth-early sense.
He will not play in the upcoming road games against the Penguins (Tuesday), Rangers (Thursday), or Maple Leafs (Saturday). McAvoy will travel, so he is set to participate in the next full practice, in Pittsburgh Wednesday.
“He’s ahead of schedule,” Montgomery said. “He’s ahead of Dec. 1. He’s just starting in his progression. We have our internal timeline. We’re hopeful.
“I’m hopeful it’ll be before Nov. 24, to be honest. But he’s got to check boxes as we continue to progress here, and he’s just starting that now. Today was the first day where he had a little bit of contact, but everybody kind of knew it was cautionary around him.”
“He’s still far from being able to play for us,” Montgomery said. “We’re excited he’s on the ice, he’s going to get repetitions of how we want to play, because it’s a little bit different. You can tell, because he was a little bit deer-in-headlights at the beginning of practice.
David Krejci (upper body) will travel with the team, though he will not play Tuesday, according to Montgomery. He is “most likely” out for Thursday as well. The Bruins placed Krejci on injured reserve, meaning he must miss seven days. It’s likely that is backdated to Oct. 27, when he was hurt against the Red Wings. That would make his earliest date of return Thursday in Manhattan …
Bruins goalie Jeremy Swayman’s prognosis unclear after injury in relief appearance - The Boston Globe
Swayman’s left leg twisted underneath him after Bergeron, toppled by Jake Guentzel, collided with the netminder.
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PITTSBURGH — Before the breathless moments of Tuesday’s overtime win, the Bruins were holding their breaths at 5:42 of the third period.
Jeremy Swayman was flat on his face. Patrice Bergeron waved to the trainer. Linus Ullmark was coming back in.
Swayman’s left leg twisted underneath him after Bergeron, toppled by Jake Guentzel, collided with the netminder. Swayman left the ice with assistance, flexing his leg. As the team left the rink, Swayman wore ice on his left knee but was moving without the aid of crutches.
The Bruins were waiting for tests before stating the severity of Swayman’s injury. At the close of business Tuesday, it seemed highly unlikely Swayman would be able to start Thursday in Manhattan against the Rangers.
“He’s from Alaska,” Ullmark said. “I’m not too worried. Guy’s tough as nails.”
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I'm hoping last night wasn't too expensive of a win.
Forbort is a tough guy - so not coming back after getting his with puck is not great news on the surface, I'm hoping nothing broke in wrist/hand.
Sway looked like he hyperextended rather than twisted his knee. Touch wood I have zero personal experience with knee injuries (ankles? - sadly I'm practically a doctor). Hoping that means strain not tears? Again, though I have no experience or clue.
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At least they have a good goalie with NHL experience to step in for Swayman
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