Injury Report: Bruins ‘23 - ‘24 Injured List

[Saxon Eric]

Wow no call ups or nothing for tomorrow?

It's been reported but not confirmed that Bussi is on his way to Vegas

 

[Gee Wally]

Today’s Globe:

Boston lost goaltender Linus Ullmark (lower body) and forward Matt Poitras (upper body) Tuesday, a night after defenseman Brandon Carlo left with an upper-body injury in the shootout loss to the Avalanche.
Poitras isn’t listed on the Bruins’ injury report, but Ullmark and Carlo are questionable for Thursday’s contest.
With Ullmark out, Jeremy Swayman is set to start in net.

 

[SolidSnakeUS]

Today’s Globe:

Boston lost goaltender Linus Ullmark (lower body) and forward Matt Poitras (upper body) Tuesday, a night after defenseman Brandon Carlo left with an upper-body injury in the shootout loss to the Avalanche.
Poitras isn’t listed on the Bruins’ injury report, but Ullmark and Carlo are questionable for Thursday’s contest.
With Ullmark out, Jeremy Swayman is set to start in net.

If it's being questionable, I assume that means it's not too serious?

 

[22Brad Park]

day to day

 

[The don godfather]

So should I breathe now?

 

[Number8]

So should I breathe now?

I wouldn’t just yet. Fingers crossed but neither left the ice looking day to day to me.

Hoping for best, but not gonna burn through any oxygen i might need later just yet.

 

[mjhfb]

day to day

If that clown had any clue how f#@%'n hard it is to reach the AHL level, he would never use terms like the "WannaBs" in Providence.

 

[HustleB]

If that clown had any clue how f#@%'n hard it is to reach the AHL level, he would never use terms like the "WannaBs" in Providence.

I don't think he intends for it to be derogatory, but it sounds like an insult when I read it. I see it as inconsiderate/ignorant but that's a best case scenario.

 

[BobbyAwe]

About a week or so ago I posted that it seems, year in and year out, the Bruins have more injuries than all or most other teams. Almost all who responded pointed out that we "technically" DON'T. Now comes Linus, Poitras and Carlo in a bunch.

I thought of rephrasing of the question but I still think "SEEMS LIKE" holds water? How about something along the lines of doesn't it seem the Bruins are more AFFECTED by their number of injuries and WHO is injured than most?

 

[DaBroons]

I don't think he intends for it to be derogatory, but it sounds like an insult when I read it. I see it as inconsiderate/ignorant but that's a best case scenario.

Dupes is a great writer, but he loves to be derogatory towards the players. His insulting nicknames for so many players, especially goalies, is beneath him.

 

[KnightofBoston]

Dupes is a great writer, but he loves to be derogatory towards the players. His insulting nicknames for so many players, especially goalies, is beneath him.

Hard disagree

I think it’s exactly who he is

If that clown had any clue how f#@%'n hard it is to reach the AHL level, he would never use terms like the "WannaBs" in Providence.

Glad I’m not the only one pissed off by that smarmy pseudo intellectual’s nonsense

 

[Number8]

Hard disagree

I think it’s exactly who he is



Glad I’m not the only one pissed off by that smarmy pseudo intellectual’s nonsense

He's pretty irrelevant these days, but I've never liked "Dupes". Ever. Not much about him that to me hasn't always screamed "look at me, I'm an arrogant jerk".

 

[DaBroons]

Hard disagree

I think it’s exactly who he is



Glad I’m not the only one pissed off by that smarmy pseudo intellectual’s nonsense

You are right. When someone shows you who they are--believe them. I should have said that it should be beneath someone of his writing ability.

 

[goldnblack]

About a week or so ago I posted that it seems, year in and year out, the Bruins have more injuries than all or most other teams. Almost all who responded pointed out that we "technically" DON'T. Now comes Linus, Poitras and Carlo in a bunch.

I thought of rephrasing of the question but I still think "SEEMS LIKE" holds water? How about something along the lines of doesn't it seem the Bruins are more AFFECTED by their number of injuries and WHO is injured than most?

I'm one of those that thinks we definitely don't get a fair shake from the refs because of guys like Marchy.

But your injury take here is just not accurate, and you'd just have to follow other franchises more closely to see that.

I do think our OLDER players wore down in the playoffs, but that's not really much of a take either. Specially with their styles of play.

 

[DarrenBanks56]

are there any reports on Ullmarks injury?
Does anybody know what it is?
back? groin?
I think if it was season ending we definitely wouldve heard something by now.

 

[4ORRBRUIN]

It's been reported but not confirmed that Bussi is on his way to Vegas

They should start him Vs the Blues.

 

[Saxon Eric]

They should start him Vs the Blues.

Yes,either this Saturday or next, Sway gets the rest of them

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Hard disagree

I think it’s exactly who he is



Glad I’m not the only one pissed off by that smarmy pseudo intellectual’s nonsense

Right, that kind of shit is only acceptable in places like this.

I'm one of those that thinks we definitely don't get a fair shake from the refs because of guys like Marchy.

But your injury take here is just not accurate, and you'd just have to follow other franchises more closely to see that.

I do think our OLDER players wore down in the playoffs, but that's not really much of a take either. Specially with their styles of play.

Like points 2 and 3 more than point 1. That may have been a legit issue at one time, but I don't think it has been for awhile now.

 

[AngryMilkcrates]

About a week or so ago I posted that it seems, year in and year out, the Bruins have more injuries than all or most other teams. Almost all who responded pointed out that we "technically" DON'T. Now comes Linus, Poitras and Carlo in a bunch.

I thought of rephrasing of the question but I still think "SEEMS LIKE" holds water? How about something along the lines of doesn't it seem the Bruins are more AFFECTED by their number of injuries and WHO is injured than most?

Late November to Christmas is the annual "Injury Season" for the Bruins.

Every year they lose key players at that time.

Every
year

Its just part of hockey, 80 games is grueling. It tests a teams depth. Which the Bruins dont have this season.

We have a lot of kids getting looks, which is normal and good for development. We may not win as many games with Lohrei and Poitras in the lineup over vets, but its the only way the kids will turn into those players.

 

[Gee Wally]

 

[Number8]

That is some really good news. Regardless, id love to see B’s and Linus take this slow. A healthy LU/JS duo (regardless how Montgomery handles goalies) is a must come playoff time.

 

[Gee Wally]

 

[bruins19]

If that clown had any clue how f#@%'n hard it is to reach the AHL level, he would never use terms like the "WannaBs" in Providence.

He has always been very pleased with his own witicisms, which usually fall flat. Overall has a negative tone about the team, going back decades. I am not a fan.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

If that clown had any clue how f#@%'n hard it is to reach the AHL level, he would never use terms like the "WannaBs" in Providence.

That offends you?

It's exactly what they are!

Nobody's dream on that team was to make it to the AHL.

 

[JoeIsAStud]

Late November to Christmas is the annual "Injury Season" for the Bruins.

Every year they lose key players at that time.

Every
year

Its just part of hockey, 80 games is grueling. It tests a teams depth. Which the Bruins dont have this season.

We have a lot of kids getting looks, which is normal and good for development. We may not win as many games with Lohrei and Poitras in the lineup over vets, but its the only way the kids will turn into those players.

Well then and then the final 3 weeks of the regular season, so everyone is limited in the playoffs