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    Patrice Bergeron misses the Canadians

    Virginia WhiteheadBy Virginia WhiteheadMarch 21, 2022No Comments1 Min Read
    Patrice Bergeron misses the Canadians
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    Boston Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy expects he won’t be able to count on captain Patrice Bergeron on Monday when his team visits the Montreal Canadiens.

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    Quebec injured his arm and missed the last two games. Cassidy estimates the quarterback could return on Thursday, when Orsons begins a five-game winning streak at home.

    “He will be reassessed later this week. I think there is a possibility for the second leg on Thursday, but it is not certain,” the coach said in a press conference.

    General Manager Don Sweeney has been asked about the possibility of seeing David Craigie again in a Bruins uniform this season. “He decided to stay with his family in the Czech Republic,” the hockey man explained.

    Remember, the 35-year-old veteran chose to return home to develop with HC Olomouc, at the end of the last campaign. Krejci was a selection for the second round (63And the overall) from Boston in 2004 and had 730 points in 962 National League games, all of which were with Massachusetts.

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