Bruins Versus Jaguars Game 4: Projected Lines, Protective Pairings The Bruins and the Jaguars will meet at TD Nursery on Sunday night for Game 4 of their second-round Stanley Cup season finisher series.
Boston will be without one of its most significant players when it attempts to even up the best-of-seven set.
Brad Marchand won’t play because of a chest area injury supported from a Sam Bennett hit Friday night. Jim Montgomery didn’t get into points of interest about Marchand’s physical issue Sunday morning and marked the chief as “everyday.”
The most probable choice to supplant Marchand is the arrival of Danton Heinen. Heinen hasn’t played since Game 5 in Cycle 1, yet Montgomery affirmed the veteran forward was accessible for Sunday night’s challenge. Notwithstanding, the Bruins lead trainer didn’t preclude playing with 11 advances and seven defensemen in Game 4.
Montgomery likewise didn’t uncover his goaltender for Boston’s terrifically significant slant, yet The Boston Globe’s Kevin Paul Dupont “conjectured” Jeremay Swayman will remain in net for the Dark and Gold.
Here are the projected lines and guarded pairings for Bruins-Jaguars Game 4:
BRUINS (1-2) Jake DeBrusk — Morgan Geekie — David Pastrnak Danton Heinen — Charlie Coyle — Trent Frederic James van Riemsdyk — Pavel Zacha — Justin Brazeau Jakub Lauko — John Beecher — Pat Maroon Artisan Lohrei — Charlie McAvoy Hampus Lindholm — Brandon Carlo Derek Forbort — Andrew Peeke Jeremy Swayman
Panthers (2-1) Vladimir Tarasenko — Aleksander Barkov — Sam Reinhart Carter Verhaeghe — Sam Bennett — Matthew Tkachuk Eetu Luostarinen — Anton Lundell — Evan Rodrigues Steven Lorentz — Kevin Stenlund — Kyle Okposo Gustav Forsling — Aaron Ekblad Niko Mikkola — Brandon Montour Oliver Ekman-Larsson — Dmitry Kulikov Sergei Bobrovsky
