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Bruins give new update on Krejci’s status for Game 4 and Game 5 originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston
The Boston Bruins will not have second-line center David Krejci in Game 4 of their first-round playoff series versus the Florida Panthers.
Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery told reporters before Sunday afternoon’s matchup at FLA Live Arena that Krejci would miss his second consecutive game of the series. It also sounds like Montgomery doesn’t expect Krejci to be available for Game 5 in Boston.
“I wouldn’t think he’s a real option for Game 5,” Montgomery said.
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Krejci played in the first two games of the series. He participated in Friday’s morning skate and took part in warmups prior to Game 3 before being a late scratch because of an upper body injury.
Bruins’ depth shines in gutsy Game 3 win without Bergeron and Krejci
The Bruins won 4-2 in Game 3 to take a 2-1 series lead. Charlie Coyle was the No. 1 center in Patrice Bergeron’s absence and played fantastic. He scored a goal and was excellent defensively. Bergeron “likely” will be ready for Game 5, Montgomery said Friday.
Montgomery said the Bruins will keep the same lineup for Game 4, which means Pavel Zacha remains in the second-line center role, Trent Frederic will center the third line and Tomas Nosek stays in the fourth-line center spot.
