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Dennis Seidenberg D BOS
1 Day Boston Bruins Comment

Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) participated in an off-ice workout on Friday.

The Boston Bruins didn't hold a team practice on Friday. Seidenberg missed Game 1 of the second round due to the ailment, but he might return on Sunday.

Injury: No Seidenberg, Ference, or Redden this morning. (dailyfaceoff.com)
2 Days Dennis Seidenberg D BOS Comment

Seidenberg suffered a leg injury in the Bruins Game 7 win over the Maple Leafs. He only played 37 seconds and did not return. He will be out tonight along with Ference and Redden.

Dennis Seidenberg D BOS
2 Days Boston Bruins Comment

Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) probably won't play Thursday night in Game 1.

He didn't participate in the morning skate and didn't practice on Wednesday either.

Dennis Seidenberg D BOS
3 Days Boston Bruins Comment

Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) was a no-show at Wednesday's practice.

He played just two shifts for 37 seconds of ice time in Monday's Game 7 win against Toronto. It isn't clear if he'll be available to play in Game 1 against the New York Rangers Thursday, but for now he should be considered doubtful.

Dennis Seidenberg D BOS
4 Days Boston Bruins Comment

Dennis Seidenberg played only 37 seconds in Game 7 after suffering leg injury.

The rearguard limped off following a leg-on-leg collision with the Leafs' Matt Frattin, so the team had to play most of the game with only five defensemen. It is unclear how serious the injury is; the Bruins expect to learn more Tuesday. "He wanted to (continue), but when he couldn't, it was better to take (him) out than to make it worse," Bruins coach Claude Julien said. "It wouldn't have helped us, plus, it would have made his injury probably even worse."

Dennis Seidenberg D BOS
20 Days Boston Bruins Comment

Dennis Seidenberg registered a goal and added an assist for the Bruins in a 4-2 loss to Ottawa Sunday.

Rich Peverley also picked up a power play marker in the losing effort for Boston while Milan Lucic delivered a solid all-around line with an assist and five penalty minutes.

Dennis Seidenberg D BOS
22 Days Boston Bruins Comment

The Bruins again might be reuniting Zdeno Chara and Dennis Seidenberg in the postseason.

The two were back together again against the Lightning, keeping the Teddy Purcell-Steven Stamikos-Martin St. Louis line pointless. The shutdown duo has been together the past two postseasons, but it's only been together for brief stretches this season. Against a top-heavy first line, the pair could be used again in the playoffs. You could see that we feel comfortable with each other," said Seidenberg. "We keep it simple. We talk to each other. We communicate well out there. It resulted in us shutting them down, for the most part.

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