David Krejci News

Krejci 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. Trent Frederic, who was scratched last night, should draw in to replace Krejci.

Krejci has been out since February 18th but is execute to play Wednesday vs. Washington. Krejci, who has yet to score but has 10 assists in 15 games this season. He'll centre the second line with Nick Ritchie and Jake DeBrusk and see PP2 usage.

Krejci has missed the last two games with an upper-body injury but will be a game-time decision tonight vs. the Golden Knights. With the bye week starting after tonight, it would be surprising to see Krejci play but monitor his status during warmups at 6:30 pm ET. If he plays, Charlie Coyle will move to the third line and Par Lindholm will be a healthy scratch.

Krejci was not on the ice for Saturday's practice and will miss his second straight game on Sunday. Par Lindholm is expected to remain in the lineup while Krejci is sidelined.

Krejci left the morning skate early with a "nagging injury" and will be a game-time decision vs. the Penguins. Look for Krejci to centre the second line with Danton Heinen and Karson Kuhlman if he can play.

Krejci missed the Bruins New Year's Eve game in New Jersey but will be back on the second line on Thursday. Krejci has 28 points (8G / 20A) and a plus-16 rating in 34 games this season.

Krejci missed Monday's morning skate and will not play Tuesday in New Jersey. Krejci, who is day-to-day, will be replaced by Par Lindholm in the lineup and the second and third lines will be shuffled in his absence.

Krejci is set to play for the first time since October 14th and re-enters the Bruins lineup with one assist in five games this season.

Krejci has missed the last five games with an upper-body injury but will play Tuesday vs. the Sharks. Krejci will be back on the second line with Jake DeBrusk and Danton Heinen on his wings and will also skate on the second power-play unit. Krejci has one assist in five games this season.

The Bruins have a back-to-back this weekend so if Krejci is doubtful for Saturday’s game vs. the Blues he’s probably equally as unlikely to play Sunday in New York. Par Lindholm is expected to centre the Bruins second line on Saturday.

Krejci has been sidelined with an upper-body injury since the first period of last Monday’s game vs. the Ducks. Krejci’s move to IR simply opens up a roster spot to recall Anders Bjork from the AHL. He is eligible to be activated whenever he is healthy.

Krejci will miss this third consecutive game with an upper-body injury that he suffered last Monday. Charlie Coyle will remain the Bruins' second-line centre while Krejci is sidelined. Monitor Krejci's status leading up to Saturday's game vs. the Blues.

Krejci will miss his second straight game with an upper-body injury that he suffered against the Ducks. Luckily for the Bruins, the Maple Leafs are going to be without John Tavares as well. Krejci remains day-to-day.

Krejci was hurt in Monday’s game against the Ducks and will miss Thursday’s game with an upper-body injury. Par Lindholm will draw into the lineup to replace Krejci and Charlie Coyle will move up to the second line. Krejci is day-to-day.

Krejci left Monday’s game against the Ducks after playing just 4:43 TOI and did not return. He wasn’t on the ice for Wednesday’s session but head coach Bruce Cassidy believes there’s still a chance that he suits up vs. the Lightning. Charlie Coyle will move up to the second line if Krejci is unavailable.