Bruce Cassidy, Anders Bjork and Steve Kampfer react to the return of Bruins fans at the TD Garden for the first time since last March.
Brad Marchand entered Saturday having played in all 29 of the Boston Bruins' games this season.
This streak is coming to an end.
Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy announced before Saturday afternoon's game against the Sabres at TD Garden that Marchand has been added to the COVID-19 protocols list, which means he won't play versus Buffalo.
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The Bruins had several players on the COVID-19 protocols list last week and had two games -- March 20 at the Sabres and March 23 versus the Islanders -- postponed as a result.
Marchand has been the Bruins' best offensive player this season. He leads the team with 34 points (12 goals, 22 assists) in 29 games.
