Lindholm left Game 2 with an upper-body injury after being levelled by Andrei Svechnikov. Head coach Bruce Cassidy said that Lindholm travelled with the team back to Boston but will not be available for Game 3. Either Mike Reilly or Josh Brown will draw into the lineup to replace Lindholm.

Arvidsson will miss his third straight game with an undisclosed injury, which means Alex Iafallo will remain on the Kings' second line, which was so impressive in Game 1.

Lindholm retuned to the Bruins lineup on Saturday but was held out of the second-half of the Bruins' back-to-back on Sunday. He'll be back on the top pair with Charlie McAvoy and second power-play unit.

Pastrnak retuned to the Bruins lineup on Saturday but was held out of the second-half of the Bruins' back-to-back on Sunday. He'll be back in on Tuesday, skating on a line with Erik Haula and Taylor Hall. Pastrnak had one goal and one assist in his return to the lineup vs. New York.

Kuraly suffered a foot injury vs. the Oilers on Sunday and will miss the final week of the regular season. Kuraly finishes 2022 with career-highs in goals (14) and points (30) in 77 games.

Lindholm missed the last seven games with a lower-body injury but will play Saturday vs. the Rangers. Lindholm has picked up four assists in seven games since joining the Bruins.

Pastrnak missed the last eight games with an undisclosed injury but will play Saturday vs. the Rangers. Pastrnak has scored 38 goals with 33 assists (71 points) in 69 games this season.

Harris continues to rotate in and out of the Canadiens lineup and he'll be replaced by Kale Clague in the lineup vs. the Flyers.