David Pastrnak replies to accusations from Hurricanes' coach

One of the plays that stood out, for obvious reasons, was the collision between Bruins' forward David Pastrnak and Hurricanes' goaltender Antti Raanta in the first period. Raanta was cut around his mouth (from his own mask) and was forced to leave the game and did not return. It is also unclear if he is available tonight for game three as well.

After game two, Hurricanes' head coach Brind'Amour was asked if he thinks Boston was deliberately trying to target Carolina's goalies, to which he replied:

«What do you think? It can't get any more obvious."

The thought of Pasta intentionally running a goalie to cause injury is downright hilarious. This morning Pastrnak replied to the accusations from Carolina's coach:

Clearly, it was an accident, and in breaking down the video, it looks like Pastrnak is trying to get out of the way. It's not as easier to turn sharp going full speed. If he was trying to intentionally injure Raanta, he didn't do a very good job of it.

Listen to Pasta's full media coverage below: