BREAKING: Patrice Bergeron Leaves Last Game Before Playoffs With Injury

The Bruins opted to ice a full lineup for game #82 against the Montreal Canadiens. It now appears it may have been a disastrous decision.

After a mysterious injury sent him to the room, Bruins captain Patrice Bergeron was ruled out of tonight's game in Montreal.

The 37-year-old has been healthy this season, despite being one of the oldest active players in the league. He has been a massive proponent to his teams' record-breaking success.

While the Bruins deemed this decision precautionary, there is still reason to be worried with the playoffs starting in just a few days.

Hopefully Bergeron will be 100% for Game 1, as the Bruins look to win their second Stanley Cup in the cap era.

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