Patrice Bergeron Out For Bruins Wednesday, Injury Not Improving
Bergeron will miss another game, and it sounds like his lower-body injury isn't getting better.
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Bergeron will miss another game, and it sounds like his lower-body injury isn't getting better.
Torey Krug will be back in the Bruins lineup on Monday, while Patrice Bergeron will miss another game with a lower body injury.
Patrice Bergeron and David Backes will sit out the Bruins' season opener against the Predators.
The Bruins could be without two of their top forwards when they open the 2017-18 season on Thursday night.
Patrice Bergeron is day-to-day with an upper body injury, suddenly leaving his status unclear for the season opener.
When Patrice Bergeron speaks (especially about faceoffs), the NHL ought to listen.
Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand, Zdeno Chara, and Tuukka Rask will all suit up against the Flyers.
With his health no longer an issue, Bergeron could be primed for a better year even now that he's 32.
You'd think Patrice Bergeron was among the top-10 centers in the NHL. Not according to the NHL Network.
Patrice Bergeron has once again won the Frank J. Selke Trophy.
The Bruins expect both Patrice Bergeron and Tuukka Rask to be ready for the start of next season.
Bergeron famously played with a punctured lung in 2013. Add another big injury to the list.
The struggles of Brad Marchand and others could not overcome the Bruins' injuries and lack of depth.
Even in retrospect, the dangers of playing in such a condition do not have Bergeron feeling any regrets.
Patrice Bergeron joined Zolak & Bertrand on Tuesday to discuss the Bruins upcoming playoff series against the Ottawa Senators.
The 10th Annual 'Cuts For A Cause' was a huge hit, with the Boston Bruins and 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich raising $101,000 for pediatric cancer care.
Toronto's Nikita Soshnikov could face further discipline from the NHL over a vicious cross-check he delivered to Boston's Patrice Bergeron.
After the loss, interim coach Bruce Cassidy disagreed with the penalty call and was not shy about his feelings.
It appears the Boston Bruins have avoided a major injury with forward Patrice Bergeron.
Something is not right and it's disturbing how the same problems have kept resurfacing, not just this year but in the past two seasons.
Fred Toucher said that he expects Bergeron will "definitely" be suspended a game or two, "and he should." CSNNE's Joe Haggerty joined the show and was asked if he expects supplemental discipline to come for Bergeron.
The Bruins' top line is certainly very good. But right now, they're playing like the very best in the NHL.
The Bruins center will warm up and then determine whether he can play against the Florida Panthers.
Patrice Bergeron did his job and David Backes was finally able to do the job he was really signed on July 1 to do.
Bergeron's return will be most welcome for a Bruins team that went 2-1 without him in their first three games.
