While speaking to reporters, Boston Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery shared that defenseman Hampus Lindholm will be out "weeks" due to a lower-body injury. Lindholm, 30, left the Bruins' most recent matchup against the St. Louis Blues after blocking a shot.

The veteran blue liner suffered a lower-body injury in the first period of Tuesday’s 3-2 win over the Blues in St. Louis.

Jim Montgomery shared that top defender Hampus Lindholm will be out for “weeks” with a lower-body injury, suffered while blocking a shot from St. Louis’ Justin Faulk on Tuesday night.

The Boston Bruins haven’t been overly proud of their 2024-25 season up to this point, but will be forced to move forward without a key defenseman for the time being. Hampus Lindholm was an early exit from the Bruins lineup in their win over the St.

Despite the Bruins' win in St. Louis on Tuesday, Boston still lost Hampus Lindholm for a significant stretch due to injury.

Bruins defenseman Hampus Lindholm will be sidelined for multiple weeks with a lower-body injury, coach Jim Montgomery said Wednesday.

Hampus Lindholm exited Tuesday's game after taking a shot off of his knee. The post Bruins’ Hampus Lindholm exits game with lower-body injury appeared first on Boston.com.

Lindholm limped to the bench and was clearly laboring before testing himself with a short skate during the next timeout. He then hustled off down the tunnel and did not return.

The Bruins earned their most emotional victory of the season in their third-period comeback win over a middling St. Louis Blues team. But they’ll be hard-pressed to extend the good vibes much longer than the average sugar high.