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Kreider Exits Bruins Game Unable to Bear Weight

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Montreal Canadiens forward Chris Kreider left Thursday’s 5-2 win over the Boston Bruins after an apparently accidental collision with Bruins forward Michael Eyssimont in the third period. Kreider appeared to injure his left leg or knee and left the ice unable to put weight on it, raising concern about a potentially significant absence. The Canadiens had not provided an update after the game, leaving his availability for Saturday’s matchup with Colorado uncertain. His injury would cost Montreal a veteran forward who has scored three goals and six assists in 18 games this season.

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