Boston Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm suffered a lower-body injury during Tuesday’s game against the Blues, forcing him to exit the matchup early. Lindholm, who had been displaying offensive confidence recently, was hit in the left knee by a shot from Justin Faulk and did not return for the second period. This injury comes as a setback for the struggling Bruins, who have a 7-7-2 record so far this season. Lindholm’s offensive contributions have been notable, with three goals and four assists in 16 games, prompting coach Jim Montgomery to elevate him to the top power-play unit. The team will need to find a replacement for Lindholm as they continue their road trip, as they currently have no extra skaters on the roster. Lindholm’s absence will further impact their power play, which has struggled to convert opportunities into goals this season. The Bruins will need to regroup and adjust their lineup as they navigate through Lindholm’s injury and work towards improving their performance on the ice.
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Hampus Lindholm of the Bruins forced to leave game due to lower-body injury
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