Drouin out vs. Bruins, will undergo further evaluation
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Tampa Bay Lightning forward Jonathan Drouin will be out of the lineup Thursday night versus the Boston Bruins, head coach John Cooper told reporters.
Drouin was the victim of a headshot courtesy of New York Islanders blue-liner Calvin de Haan during Tuesday's 6-1 victory. De Haan received a major penalty on the play, but avoided supplemental discipline.
Cooper said Drouin will see team doctors for further evaluation, and didn't estimate a timetable for his return. Given that Drouin has a history of concussions, the latest injury is surely a cause for concern for the Lightning.
In 10 games this season, the 21-year-old has notched two goals and three assists.
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