Ex-Bruins Forward Tomas Nosek Takes Nasty Hit Vs. Rangers
Nosek didn't even last three minutes on the ice
Tomas Nosek likely won’t have an easy time getting out of bed Sunday.
The former Boston Bruins forward, who departed on a one-year deal with the New Jersey Devils in the offseason, got laid out and was sent to the dressing room Saturday night.
With the Devils and Rangers tied 1-1 in the first period, Nosek took a brutal hit from New York’s Jacob Trouba and was planted on the Prudential Center ice for a few moments. The 31-year-old needed to grab onto New York’s goalpost in order to get back up.
Nosek suffered an upper body injury, sidelining him for the remainder of the night, per team announcement.
Nosek played just 2:55 minutes before being yanked off the ice for the game.
New Jersey went on to suffer a 5-2 loss, which dropped the Devils to 8-7-1 on the season,
No update regarding Nosek’s injury was provided following the loss.
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