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Star Rookie Leaves Game With Lower-Body Injury

Bruins’ star rookie defenseman Charlie McAvoy exited Saturday’s matchup against the Montreal Canadiens with a lower-body injury.

The rookie was playing the puck in the corner when Montreal’s Brendan Gallagher slashed him in his skate only 37 seconds into the first period. McAvoy left the ice without putting weight on his right leg and struggled down the tunnel towards the Bruins’ locker room.

The Bruins’ official Twitter account confirmed that McAvoy suffered a lower-body injury and will most likely not return to the game.

McAvoy has been a standout figure in this young Bruins’ team and has 32 points in 58 games.

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