David Krejci Injury: Bruins Center In Non-Contact Jersey For Tuesday’s Practice

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Oct 1, 2019

BOSTON — Just two days separate the Bruins from the season opener, and David Krejci still is not a full-contact participant in practice.

The veteran center wore a red non-contact jersey in Tuesday’s practice at Warrior Ice Arena in Brighton. He participated in some team drills at the beginning of practice before departing once contact drills began. The hope is he’ll be ready for Thursday’s season opener against the Dallas Stars, but he’ll likely need a full-contact practice under his belt before then.

Krejci sustained the lower-body injury last Monday in the Bruins’ preseason game against the Philadelphia Flyers, falling awkwardly during his second shift of the night and not returning. In the ensuing days, head coach Bruce Cassidy expressed confidence that the injury wasn’t anything serious.

Over the last few practices, Par Lindholm centered the second line between Karson Kuhlman and Jake DeBrusk in Krejci’s absence.

Thumbnail photo via Aaron Doster/USA TODAY Sports Images
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