Patrice Bergeron is "most likely" going to be back in the lineup when the Boston Bruins take on the Minnesota Wild on Sunday, according to head coach Bruce Cassidy.
Bergeron was back in his familiar spot between Brad Marchand and David Pastrnak during Sunday's morning skate and is expected to make his first appearance in a game since suffering a foot injury on Feb. 25.
#NHLBruins morning rushes:
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) March 25, 2018
Marchand - Bergeron- Pastrnak
Donato - Krejci - Gionta
Heinen - Riley Nash - Wingels
Schaller - Kuraly - Acciari
Krug - McQuaid
Grzelcyk - Miller
Holden - Carlo
Torey Krug is also likely to play after missing two games.
In 55 games, Bergeron has recorded 27 goals and 27 assists, and the Bruins still managed to post a winning record in his absence.
The Bruins remain without Rick Nash, Jake DeBrusk, Zdeno Chara, and Charlie McAvoy, all of whom are sidelined due to injury.
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