Krejci took a puck just above the knee on Sunday. He will be out tonight vs. the Jets. Ryan Spooner will assume his position in between Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic.
Krejci was hit with a hard shot in what appeared to be an unprotected area just above the knee. Monitor his status tomorrow.
Krejci left Saturday's game in the third period after taking a Boychuk slapshot to the knee.
There was some speculation that Krejci could miss the game but according to his teammates it looks like he will play.
Krejci was moved onto the third line midway through Sunday's game. He has 11 goals and 39 points in 48 games but has only an assist over his last five.
Krejci was rewarded for his three-point effort last night with a contract extension. Expect the Czech native to continue centering the top line for a number of years.
After toiling on the third line for most of the season, Krejci moves back to the top line that helped carry the Bruins to the Stanley Cup. Despite scoring only one goal over his first six games this season, the Czech pivot posted 13 goals and 62 points over 75 games.
Looks like Krejci is back in the lineup and will play on the team's third line. Start him if you got him.
Certainly good news for the team's number one center. His participation in today's practice indicates he could return to the lineup tonight,
Certainly good news for the team's number one center. Stay tuned for a further update...
Krejci did not practice with his normal line but his presence on the ice indicates he is actually day-to-day. Look for him to continue progressing with the chance that he could draw back in within the next week.
Krejci not practicing indicates he likely won't be playing tomorrow, when the Bruins host the Canes. Last season Krejci scored 13 goals and 62 points through 75 games with the Bruins but has only one goal through the first three games. He remains day-to-day.
Krejci will miss his third consecutive game, meaning Tyler Seguin probably stays on the top line. Last season Krejci scored 13 goals and 62 points through 75 games with the Bruins but has only one goal through the first three games. He remains day-to-day.
Krejci will miss his second consecutive game, meaning Tyler Seguin probably stays on the top line. Last season Krejci scored 13 goals and 62 points through 75 games with the Bruins but has only one goal through the first three games. He remains day-to-day.
Doesn't sound like a serious injury or like Krejci will miss too much time. Last season Krejci scored 13 goals and 62 points through 75 games with the Bruins but has only one goal through the first three games. Look for Tyler Seguin to fill in for Krejci on the top line with Jordan Caron finding his way back into the third line.
Still no word on Krejci's injury. Last season Krejci scored 13 goals and 62 points through 75 games with the Bruins but has only one goal through the first three games. Look for Tyler Seguin to fill in for Krejci on the top line with Jordan Caron finding his way back into the third line.
Krejci has a goal through the team's first three games, perhaps this injury was effecting his effectiveness in the offensive end. Expect further updates on this top liner.
Krejci will start the season, and remain, the top line center for the Bruins. Last season he scored only 13 goals and finished the season with 62 points. Look him him to produce similarly to Joe Thornton if he can break the 20-goal plateau.
Likely just a precautionary measure for the Bruins' top line center. The Czech native scored 13 goals and 62 points last season for the team. He figures to have similar value to any elite playmaker with another full, healthy season.
