Don Sweeney Provides Update On Kase, Lauzon, Carlo And Sweeney.
The Boston Bruins are back in game action tomorrow as they host the New York Rangers for two straight games.�
Boston will be looking to bounce back after a couple of tough losses against the New Jersey Devils and New York Islanders.�
General manager Don Sweeney took the time to speak to the media today and gave an update on the Bruins injured players Ondrej Kase, Kevan Miller, Brandon Carlo and Jeremy Lauzon.�
On Kase: "He's back on the ice, but there's zero timetables for when he return. As you know, it's just whatever medically allows him to continue to progress, he'll do so. He's eager to play, but sometimes things take their own natural course to get past where he needs to."
On Lauzon: "Fractures are what they are. He had surgery to hopefully help the healing process. (The doctor) did the job that he generally does, it'll help Lauzy, who's back on the ice, to continue to keep his legs. It's just a matter of the healing process. It was always a four-to-six (week) timeline, and we'll reevaluate at four weeks and hopefully he's on the shorter side of that. But time will tell."
On Carlo: "There's no timeline there. Feels better, but is not back on the ice. And until that happens we won't have any indication of what direction he's headed until he's healthy and further along."
On Miller: "Kevan's back on the ice and working his way back. Had a setback from a volume standpoint, which we probably expected at some point in time over the course of the season with the layoff he's had. But he's making some strides."
The scariest was of course Carlo who took that dirty hit from Wilson that resulted in a seven game suspension.�
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