Tragic News Strikes Former Boston Bruins Defenseman Following A Recent Announcement
Terrible news for former Boston Bruins defenseman Jeremy Lauzon, as it's been reported that the Nashville Predators will be without him for the rest of the year, due to an injury.
GM Barry Trotz and the Nashville Predators have announced today that defenseman Jeremy Lauzon will miss the next six months due to an injury.
That means the former Boston Bruins defenseman won't see NHL ice at the very least until the beginning of next year.
Lauzon, a 27-year old blueliner was injured during the Predators game on December 31st against the Minnesota Wild.
Lauzon, not known for his offense, has played 28 games this year for the Predators and scored 1 point (1 A), and a whopping 127 hits.
He led the NHL in hits last season, with a total of 386( a record high), and is known more for his punishing style of play.
It could be one reason why he's out of the lineup for the next six months,
The Boston Bruins selected Lauzon 52nd overall in the third round of the 2015 NHL Draft.
The 6-foot-3 defenseman has carved out a career in Nashville, after playing his first three seasons in Boston.
His tenure with Boston would end, after the team left him exposed during the 2021 NHL Expansion Draft, as he'd be selected by the Seattle Kraken.
Lauzon's played a total of 316 games during his seven-year NHL career scoring 45 points (14 G, 41 A).
