Lindholm’s Health Key to Bruins’ Future | Boston Bruins News
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Elias Lindholm is feeling physically ready for the new season after a months-long break, but lingering back issues remain a major question mark for both him and the Boston Bruins. Signed to a massive seven-year, $54M deal in 2024, his point production hasn’t lived up to expectations, forcing the team to lean on other centers like Pavel Zacha and Fraser Minten. With the salary cap rising, his contract’s financial impact is lessened — but the Bruins still hope he can thrive as a middle-six contributor, especially on the power play, putting up 40-50 points. His health is everything: past injuries have hampered his play, especially post-Olympics, so he’s revamped his offseason routine to prioritize rehab and gradual training — all while hoping this time, his body stays strong.
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