David Pastrnak, Charlie McAvoy Among Bruins Missing From Tuesday’s Practice

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Jul 21, 2020

The search for David Pastrnak and Ondrej Kase continues.

Both Boston Bruins forwards were delayed getting to camp, and after appearing in just one session in the middle of last week, they haven’t been spotted on the ice since.

That remained the case for Tuesday’s practice at Warrior Ice Arena.

Pastrnak and Kase were among those absent, according to reporters in Brighton, as were Charlie McAvoy and Joakim Nordstrom. It is the second straight practice that McAvoy has not been around for.

However, the Bruins did welcome the return of Chris Wagner, who had been out for the previous two days.

Because of new league rules mandating any player’s absence be referred to as “unfit to play,” regardless of cause, it likely will remain unclear why Pastrnak, Kase, McAvoy and Nordstrom are — and have been — out.

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