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David Krejci Injured – In Hospital

By in Bruins ⋅ May 5, 2010 at 10:21pm ⋅ Post a comment

Update 10AM: David Krejci has a broken wrist. Krejci is out for the rest of the year.

Bruins head coach Claude Julian announced during the post-game press conference that David Krejci was sent to the hospital. Krejci was drilled near center ice by Fliers captain Mike Richards. Krejci’s pass, just before he was hit by Richards, made it’s way to Milan Lucic who passed to Miroslav Satan to give Boston the 2-1 lead. The injury occurred only three minutes into the game; Krejci never returned.

Adam McQuaid was also injured during the game and did not return. Despite the Bruins victory, the Fliers brutal assault on Game 3 has left its marks on the Bruins team.

More updates to come as we learn about them.

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  1. [...] Kessel and Krejci to Undergo Surgery … Update: 05/05/2010 For those looking for the latest on the May 5th Game 3 injury to David Krejci, please check our latest game post. [...]

    Posted by Kessel and Krejci to Undergo Surgery | Sports of Boston | May 5, 2010, 10:28 pm

  2. [...] We have an update on the David Krejci injury and it’s not a good one. According to the Comcast SportsNet in Philadelphia’s twitter: [...]

    Posted by Krejci has Broken Wrist; Out for Season? | Sports of Boston | May 6, 2010, 6:00 am

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