If Rask’s absence was unavoidable – and by all accounts, it seems directly or tangentially related to the pandemic – Pastrnak’s might have been. He has a physical injury, after all, and one can’t help but wonder if it has been the direct result of poor preparation. Don’t forget that Pastrnak was late to report for the start of training camp and then had to be quarantined, something which even Bruins president Cam Neely openly questioned.
A day after making his post-COVID debut with the team, David Pastrnak was held out of Bruins practice Thursday afternoon. Trade deadline acquisition Ondrej Kase missed the session as well after skating on Wednesday.
Bruins forward David Pastrnak sent a tweet out this weekend that resonated deeply with not just Bruins fans, not just hockey fans, but sports fans everywhere.
Zdeno Chara posted a video for fans to his Instagram account Monday morning, with a positive message for everybody experiencing struggles during COVID-19
Joining up with the team as they returned from their west coast road trip, forward Ondrej Kase skated with the Bruins for the first time since being acquired by Boston on Friday.
The Bruins already added to their forward depth by trading for Ondrej Kase last week, but did they come close to adding another name as well? Was Ilya Kovalchuk in the conversation?
With the trade deadline looming, 98.5 The Sports Hub's Ty Anderson and friends dive into the plans and possibilities that await general manager Don Sweeney and the Bruins in pursuit of a Stanley Cup.
The Boston Bruins are reportedly in play for the biggest name available at the NHL trade deadline. A report from TSN labeled them as a frontrunner for Chris Kreider.
