BREAKING: Bruins’ 35-years-old Brilliant Star is keen on returning to action after recovery from back surgery
Pat Maroon returned to the ice earlier today
With less than a month remaining until the Stanley Cup Playoffs begin, the Bruins could soon welcome some key players returning from injuries. Recently, winger Pat Maroon, who was traded to the Bruins on March 8, was seen skating before the team’s morning practice at TD Garden on Thursday.
That’s Pat Maroon on the ice at the Garden this morning pic.twitter.com/9MkjzfLoGd
— steve conroy (@conroyherald) March 21, 2024
Maroon, who was acquired from Minnesota for a conditional 2026 sixth-round pick, is in the process of recovering from back surgery that he underwent on February 7. The 35-year-old forward had an estimated recovery time of four to six weeks.
“It was his inaugural day back on the ice.”
Jim Montgomery on Pat Maroon skating this morning at TD Garden: "It was his first day on…Big Rig is on his way back…still week to week and we've talked about his role and what my expectations are." pic.twitter.com/xGqB2vnvBi
— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) March 21, 2024
