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sports2 years ago

"David Krejci's Retirement Sparks Speculation on Bruins' Future Lineup"

David Krejci announced his retirement after 16 seasons with the Boston Bruins, citing the difficulty of being away from his family and the toll on his 37-year-old body. Despite being capable of another productive season, Krejci wanted to end his career on his own terms and felt that his body couldn't handle the demands of an 82-game season anymore. He finished his final game with the Bruins with three points in a Game 7 loss to the Florida Panthers.

via NESN|
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sports2 years ago

"David Krejci's Retirement Sparks Trade Speculation with Jets and Flames"

The retirement of David Krejci has left the Boston Bruins in need of a quality center, leading to speculation about potential trades with the Winnipeg Jets or Calgary Flames. While a trade involving Jets' center Mark Scheifele and a Bruins goaltender seems like a solution, the salary cap and player contracts present challenges. The Flames' Elias Lindholm is another appealing option, but finding a trade that works for both teams is difficult. Ultimately, the Bruins have a strong team even without Krejci and Bergeron, and they are willing to wait and see how their current roster performs before making any panic moves.

via The Athletic|
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sports2 years ago

"End of an Era: David Krejci Hangs Up His Skates After 16 Stellar NHL Seasons with the Boston Bruins"

Boston Bruins center David Krejci has announced his retirement from the NHL after 16 seasons. Krejci, who played his entire career with the Bruins, ranks ninth in team history with 786 points in 1,032 games. He helped the Bruins reach three Stanley Cup Finals, winning the championship in 2011. Krejci's retirement leaves a significant void in the Bruins' center position, following the earlier retirement of Patrice Bergeron.

via USA TODAY|
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sports2 years ago

Boston Bruins' David Krejci Announces Retirement After 15 Seasons

Boston Bruins center David Krejci has announced his retirement after 15 NHL seasons, following the recent retirement of teammate Patrice Bergeron. Krejci, who won the Stanley Cup with the Bruins in 2011, played 1,192 regular-season and playoff games for the team, contributing 871 points. The departures of Krejci and Bergeron leave the Bruins with Pavel Zacha and Charlie Coyle as their top two centers. The team has made offseason moves to adjust to the changes, including signing Milan Lucic, James van Riemsdyk, Morgan Geekie, and Kevin Shattenkirk.

via ESPN|
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sports2 years ago

"End of an Era: David Krejci Hangs Up His Skates After 15 Seasons with the Bruins"

David Krejci, one of the most underrated players in Boston Bruins history, has announced his retirement after 15 NHL seasons. Krejci, who spent his entire career with the Bruins, expressed gratitude to the organization, teammates, and fans. He leaves the game with 231 goals and 555 assists in 1,032 career games. Krejci played a crucial role in the Bruins' 2011 Stanley Cup victory and was known for his dependability and consistency throughout his career.

via NESN|
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sports2 years ago

"Milan Lucic's Return to Bruins: Bergeron, Krejci, and Impulse Purchases"

Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci played a role in Milan Lucic's decision to return to the Boston Bruins, as the veteran forward signed a one-year, $1 million deal. Lucic sought advice from his former teammates and received positive feedback about reuniting with the team and the city. While Lucic's return won't singlehandedly elevate the Bruins, his veteran leadership and experience will be valuable to the team.

via NESN|
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sports2 years ago

Patrice Bergeron's Uncertain Future with Bruins Amid Injury Revelation.

Boston Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron is uncertain about his future in the NHL after the team's Game 7 overtime loss to the Florida Panthers. Bergeron, who just finished his 19th season, is an unrestricted free agent this summer. He revealed he has been playing with a herniated disk in his back and is unsure about offseason treatment for it. Fellow veteran center David Krejci, also 37 and a free agent, may also be leaving the team.

via ESPN|
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sports2 years ago

"Expert Picks and Lineup Changes for Bruins vs. Panthers Game 6"

The Boston Bruins will face the Florida Panthers in Game 6 of their first-round matchup, with the Bruins looking to close out the series and advance to the second round. David Krejci, who has missed the last three games with an upper-body injury, will take warmups ahead of the game, but his status remains uncertain. Taylor Hall emphasized the importance of combining a "looser, happy-go-lucky mentality" with urgency to close out the series. The Bruins could be icing a more familiar lineup for Game 6, with Trent Frederic and Connor Clifton potentially entering the lineup.

via NHL.com|
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sports2 years ago

Bruins Shuffle Lineup for Game 6 Against Panthers.

The Boston Bruins will be making lineup changes for Game 6 against the Florida Panthers, including the possibility of second line center David Krejci returning to the ice. The Bruins will also be changing things up on the back end, with Connor Clifton returning to the lineup and Matt Grzelcyk cycling out. Regardless of Krejci's status, the Bruins will be going back to more familiar line combinations for the potential closeout game. Linus Ullmark will start in goal for the Bruins.

via Boston Hockey Now|
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sports2 years ago

Boston Bruins' Latest Updates and Roster Moves Ahead of Game 5 Against Florida Panthers

Boston Bruins' head coach Jim Montgomery shared a positive update on David Krejci's upper-body injury, saying that the veteran center is progressing well but still not available for Game 5 against the Florida Panthers. However, Krejci could potentially be available if the series is forced into a Game 6. The Bruins have had to adjust their lines without Krejci, but have managed to take a 3-1 series lead. Patrice Bergeron appears on track to make his playoff debut.

via NESN|
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sports2 years ago

Bruins' Bergeron and Krejci Determined to Play Game 5 Despite Series Lead.

Despite the Bruins' commanding 3-1 series lead against the Florida Panthers, head coach Donnie Montgomery has stated that Patrice Bergeron and David Krejci will play in Game 5 if they are cleared by doctors. The Bruins have been without Bergeron for all four games, but Montgomery has higher hopes for him playing than Krejci. The Bruins' improved play from their blue line corps, particularly Charlie McAvoy, Hampus Lindholm, and Dmitry Orlov, has helped them secure their lead. David Pastrnak was quiet in Game 4, and Linus Ullmark, who is now 3-1, was receiving treatment after the game. Panthers forwards Matthew Tkachuk and Sam Bennett acquired "villain" status for their chippy play in Game 4.

via The Boston Globe|
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sports2 years ago

Bruins' Krejci Injury Update Raises Concerns for Game 4 and Beyond.

Boston Bruins' David Krejci will miss Game 4 and is unlikely to play in Game 5 against the Florida Panthers due to an injury, according to head coach Jim Montgomery. Krejci was classified as "questionable" for Game 4 but did not participate in Saturday's optional skate. The Bruins have two days off between Games 4 and 5, and Montgomery's comments suggest that Krejci's injury is not improving.

via NESN|
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sports2 years ago

Bruins dominate Panthers despite missing key players.

The Boston Bruins defeated the Florida Panthers 6-2 in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference first-round series, taking a 3-1 lead. The Bruins were without veteran forward David Krejci due to an upper-body injury and coach Jim Montgomery said he is unlikely to play in Game 5. Boston's offense, led by Jake DeBrusk and Taylor Hall, and defense proved too much for the Panthers, who are now on the brink of elimination. The game ended with a near fight between Boston goaltender Linus Ullmark and Florida forward Matthew Tkachuk, both of whom were ejected.

via ESPN|
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sports2 years ago

Bruins' Injury Woes Continue Ahead of Game 4.

Boston Bruins' second-line center David Krejci will miss Game 4 of the first-round playoff series against the Florida Panthers due to an upper body injury. Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery also stated that Krejci is unlikely to be available for Game 5. The Bruins won Game 3 without Krejci and Patrice Bergeron, who is expected to return for Game 5. Pavel Zacha will remain in the second-line center role for Game 4.

via NBC Sports Boston|
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sports2 years ago

Bruins' Krejci and Bergeron Injuries Impact Game 4 Against Panthers.

Boston Bruins' David Krejci is questionable for Game 4 due to an upper-body injury, while Patrice Bergeron is on track to make his playoff debut in Game 5. Krejci's absence forces head coach Jim Montgomery to get more creative with his lines, but his presence is vital for the Bruins' Stanley Cup hopes. Bergeron kept himself busy while recovering at home by texting assistant coach Chris Kelly his observations and other Xs and Os details for the team to use.

via NESN|
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