Boston's team captain has been recuperating from a persistent injury at home while offering guidance to his teammates as he watches the games on television.
Following the Bruins' impressive 6-2 victory on the road in game four, head coach Jim Montgomery shared some news with the media about Bergeron's potential participation in game five.
This marks the closest Bergeron has been to making a comeback. This development is not surprising, considering the team anticipated his return for Wednesday's game even before game three.
At the moment, Montgomery confirmed that Bergeron is nearer to returning than his fellow veteran, David Krejci:
It will be intriguing to see if the captain rejoins the lineup in time for game five, playing in front of a supportive home crowd. It's worth mentioning that the team has performed exceptionally well in the absence of both long-standing Bruins players.
As read on Bruins Insider - Montgomery Reveals Bergeron's Status for Game 5.
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24 AVRIL | 210 ANSWERS Montgomery Discloses Patrice Bergeron's Availability for Game 5 Should Bergeron and Krejci just rest for the remainder of the series regardless? | ||
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