It doesn't sound like Brandon Carlo will be back on the ice anytime soon for the Boston Bruins.
The Bruins defenseman, as you may have heard, was the recipient of a vicious and dangerous hit from Washington Capitals' Tom Wilson on Friday at TD Garden.
Wilson was handed a seven-game suspension from the NHL on Saturday.
Head coach Bruce Cassidy was asked Sunday if he was satisfied with the league's punishment, and in answering the question offered a bit of an update on the Bruins blueliner.
"... I guess what I'm satisfied about is I texted Brandon this morning, he's feeling better. He's obviously going to be out for a while, but he's feeling better," Cassidy told reporters. "... I've kind of moved on now, getting ready for New Jersey."
Cassidy, Brad Marchand and other Bruins weren't shy in sharing how they felt about the hit, which resulted in a trip to the hospital for Carlo.
Both Jared Tinordi and Trent Frederic dropped the gloves with Wilson in response to the hit.
The Bruins now turn their sights to the New Jersey Devils, who they'll host at TD Garden on Sunday at 5 p.m.
