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APAnastasia Petkov

Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand will miss Game 4 of the Atlantic Division Finals against the Florida Panthers due to an upper-body injury sustained during Game 3.
Head coach Jim Montgomery confirmed the news, expressing disappointment over Marchand's absence.
Marchand was injured after a controversial hit by Panthers forward Sam Bennett in the first period of Game 3.
While initially listed as day-to-day, his absence for Game 4 raises questions about the severity of the injury.
Although Montgomery did not confirm whether Marchand suffered a concussion, he acknowledged the team's frustration over the hit.
The hit on Marchand has sparked debate, with speculation about a possible punch thrown by Bennett during the collision.
Panthers coach Paul Maurice dismissed this, emphasizing the nature of the play as a collision rather than intentional harm.
Marchand's absence is a significant blow to the Bruins, given his crucial role in the playoffs.
The seasoned player has been instrumental, contributing three goals and 10 points in Boston's postseason campaign.
His absence creates a void in the lineup, impacting the team's dynamics and strategy against the Panthers.
As the Bruins face a pivotal Game 4, Marchand's leadership and offensive prowess will be sorely missed.
With the series tied 2-1 in favour of the Panthers, Boston must regroup and adapt to the challenge without their key player on the ice.
Game 4 between the Bruins and Panthers promises to be a compelling showdown, highlighting the intensity and unpredictability of playoff hockey.


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