Bruins Star David Pastrnak Exits Game with Upper-Body Injury

The NHL's leading scorer for Boston left Monday's game against the Capitals after a second-period collision and did not return.

David Pastrnak, the Boston Bruins' leading scorer, left Monday's game against the Washington Capitals with an upper-body injury and was ruled 'unlikely to return.'
The injury occurred after a collision with Capitals forward Tom Wilson early in the second period, though details on the severity remain unclear.
Pastrnak briefly returned to the ice but later headed to the locker room and missed the remainder of the game.
The 28-year-old forward has 35 points, including 12 goals and 23 assists, through the first 35 games of the season.
Head coach Joe Sacco stated that more information on Pastrnak's condition would be available later Monday night or Tuesday.