Morning Skate: Reset
Briefly

Connor McDavid’s thrilling overtime goal secured a 3-2 victory for Canada in the inaugural Four Nations Face-Off, successfully elevating the level of in-season exhibition hockey. The tournament exceeded expectations, particularly for skeptics. Meanwhile, the Boston Bruins, having taken a break due to the event, are preparing to re-enter the NHL with upcoming games. They face challenges such as player injuries, particularly with Charlie McAvoy and Hampus Lindholm, and their current position outside of the playoff picture against a competitive Atlantic division.
Connor McDavid's overtime goal secured Canada a thrilling 3-2 victory in the inaugural Four Nations Face-Off, showcasing the event's unexpected high-level hockey.
The Bruins are set to return to NHL action following the Four Nations break, with challenges ahead including roster adjustments and playoff positioning.
Charlie McAvoy is expected to miss several games, while Hampus Lindholm is getting closer to returning, posing additional challenges for the Bruins as they target playoffs.
As of now, the Bruins are just outside of the playoff picture, trailing behind Detroit and Ottawa while eyeing Tampa Bay in the competitive Atlantic division.
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