As of the time of writing, the Boston Bruins are down 3-2 to their rivals, the Montreal Canadiens, in what is their final game of the season. Despite this setback, the Bruins have had an impressive season, having already secured the Presidents Trophy, which is awarded to the team with the best record in the regular season.
However, things took a turn for the worse for the Bruins during the game. Despite many teams resting their star players at this point in the season, the Bruins opted to play a full roster. This decision may prove costly, as the game has been physical and intense.
To make matters worse, Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron was forced to leave the game due to an injury. The extent of the injury is not yet clear, but it is a major blow to the Bruins, who rely heavily on Bergeron's leadership and skill on the ice.
Despite the Bruins' impressive season, losing their captain and one of their best players at a crucial time could have a significant impact on their playoff aspirations. The Bruins will have to regroup quickly and hope that Bergeron's injury is not too severe.
