



Lauzon was scratched from the lineup for Game 2 and has already been ruled out for Game 3 as well. Look for Connor Clifton to remain in the lineup on Wednesday.

Saad has been out since April 24th, but skated on a line with Tyson Jost and Valeri Nichushkin in Colorado's most recent practice and should b good-to-go on Monday. Saad had 15 goals and nine assists (24 points) in 44 games this season.

Lauzon was banged up in Game 1, so it is believed this decision is health-related. Connor Clifton will draw in to replace Lauzon whether it's an injury or coach's decision. Lauzon was credited with eight hits and four blocked shots in 19:12 TOI in Game 1.


Lauzon is one of 16 regulars who will not be in the Bruins lineup on Tuesday. The Bruins will need to recall multiple players from their taxi squad/AHL to fill out their lineup.





Sissons missed Monday's game in Columbus but could be back in the lineup on Wednesday. Sissons will most likely replace Brad Richardson if he is able to play.


Hutton was acquired from the Ducks at the trade deadline and will make his Maple Leafs debut on Thursday with Morgan Rielly and Jake Muzzin resting. Hutton had one goal and four assists in 34 games with Anaheim.

Hagg has been in the lineup for the last five games but will come out of the lineup on Thursday with Samuel Morin drawing back in.

Hart suffered an MCL sprain in his left knee on April 15th and will be held out for the final two weeks of the regular season. 2021 was a disastrous season for the young netminder and with him sidelined, Brian Elliott and Alex Lyon will serve as their goaltending duo



Kolesar has missed the last seven games with a hip injury but will be a game-time decision on Wednesday. Kolesar skated on a line with Will Carrier and Dylan Coghlan in Tuesday's practice, so it appears he's on track to play vs. the Avalanche.
