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Bruins' McAvoy Out Indefinitely, Has Surgery After Being Struck by Puck
- Speaking to reporters in Anaheim, Marco Sturm said Charlie McAvoy, Boston Bruins defenseman, underwent successful facial surgery and is recovering at home in Boston.
- During Saturday's game in Montreal, Boston Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy was struck in the mouth by a slap shot from Montreal Canadiens defenseman Noah Dobson, causing heavy bleeding and apparent tooth loss.
- A Zadorov–McAvoy pairing produced notable results, logging 132:14 of 5-on-5 reps as Boston outscored opponents 5-2, while McAvoy had 14 assists in 19 games.
- With McAvoy sidelined, the Bruins recalled Michael Callahan from Providence and reshuffled defense pairings including Henri Jokiharju and Nikita Zadorov for the trip to Anaheim.
- Facing an upstart Ducks team that scores 3.63 goals per game, Boston opens a West Coast road trip in Anaheim with games in Los Angeles, San Jose and New York Islanders while missing Viktor Arvidsson, Casey Mittelstadt and Elias Lindholm.
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The defender of the Boston Bruins will have to be absent for an indefinite period.
·Montreal, Canada
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Bruins Get Injury Update They Did Not Want to Hear
The Boston Bruins got some bit of injury they did not want to hear. Top defenseman Charlie McAvoy underwent surgery to repair the damage sustained last Saturday night against the Montreal Canadiens.McAvoy took a shot from Noah Dobson off the face. While he seemed mostly all right, McAvoy left the game and did not return midway through the second period.The speculation was that he could have sustained a broken facial bone, dental damage, and a po…
·New York, United States
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