Krejci/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. – Bruins center David Krejci skated on his own prior to Bruins practice today at Ristuccia Arena, according to head coach Claude Julien.
Julien said that Krejci, who was injured in practice before the Bruins’ recent road trip, is doubtful to play in the Bruins’ home game against Carolina Tuesday night but after that he should be classified as day-to-day.
Kampfer/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — While center David Krejci remained off the ice during Bruins practice with his core injury, Adam McQuaid and Steven Kampfer re-joined their teammates today at Ristuccia Arena.
McQuaid/By S. Bradley
For the second time in five months Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid crashed into the end boards through no one’s fault but his own last night in Raleigh.
The undisclosed injury he suffered cost him the rest of the third period of the Bruins’ loss to Carolina, but it seems it won’t keep him from going to Chicago with the team.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
Bruins center David Krejci is day-to-day with a core injury he suffered during practice Tuesday, head coach Claude Julien confirmed today after a morning skate in Raleigh.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — A hard-fought Bruins practice that included some high-tempo 2-on-2 drills at Ristuccia Arena might’ve cost the Bruins the services of their No. 1 center.
David Krejci left the ice a little early after one drill. He seemed to be favoring his left side. After practice, head coach Claude Julien said he had no more information on Krejci and would only classify the injury as a “body” injury.
Chara/By S. Bradley
WILMINGTON, Mass. — Bruins captain Zdeno Chara returned to the ice today for the first time since taking a shot off the inside of his left leg in practice Monday.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — The other day after his first informal practice with the Bruins, Benoit Pouliot said he chatted with new teammate David Krejci about their vicious fight last season when Pouliot was still with the hated Montreal Canadiens.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
Regardless of his availability to the Bruins this season, Marc Savard was probably never going to fall into his top form this season.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — David Krejci might’ve struggled a bit adapting to life as the Bruins’ No. 1 center during the regular season.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
BOSTON – As odd as it might sound, right now they are the Batman and Robin of the Bruins.
And if Milan Lucic and David Krejci can’t come through for Boston in its most dire time of need, there’s no chance for the Bruins to triumph over evil.
Lucic/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — It didn’t seem to bother David Krejci and Milan Lucic in Game 4 when the Bruins rotated a few different players on their right wing during a 4-0 win.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
VANCOUVER — Thirteen shots on net is a pretty decent haul for a line of three players, but even Bruins center David Krejci admits that some of those shots in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final were on the power play and some weren’t from prime scoring areas.
VANCOUVER — To this point in the Stanley Cup playoffs, Bruins center David Krejci and linemates Milan Lucic and Nathan Horton have been matched up against some bulky, rugged defensive pairs to mixed results.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
BOSTON — With four shots on net in the Bruins’ Game 6 loss to Tampa Bay Wednesday night, David Krejci matched his single-game high for this postseason previously set in Game 7 of the Montreal series.
Krejci/By S. Bradley
TAMPA — The game might’ve ended with Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic again doing their Road Warriors tag team impersonation on a couple Tampa Bay players, but for the previous 60 minutes of hockey that bulky duo teamed with David Krejci to dominate the Lightning.
