Jake DeBrusk and Charlie Coyle were The Hockey News picks for the mid-season Selke Trophy. The Boston Bruins suffered a disappointing 3-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night. With it, they are now heading to Toronto tied with the Maple Leafs, which is far from ideal. During Game 2, Bruins defenseman Andrew Peeke left the contest early after blocking a shot with his hand. That naturally created concern amongst Bruins fans, and we have now been given a brutal update regarding the right-shot defender. Andrew Peeke [https://thehockeynews.com/.image/c_fit,h_600,w_600/MjA1ODAwODE3NTQwNzM2MTEx/usatsi_22928232.jpg] Andrew Peeke While speaking to reporters, Bruins bench boss Jim Montgomery shared that Peeke is out week-to-week and will not travel with the club to Toronto. Because of this, he will be out for at least Games 3 and 4. Peeke, 26, has emerged as an important part of the Bruins' blueline since they acquired him at the deadline from the Columbus Blue Jackets. He has provided them with steady defensive play, effective penalty-killing, and plenty of physicality. As a result, losing him for at least two significant games is just awful news. With Peeke sidelined, the Bruins now have some decisions to make with their lineup. Parker Wotherspoon is a clear candidate to jump into the lineup. They also recalled Mason Lohrei in response to Peeke's injury. Derek Forbort is also traveling with the team, but Montgomery has confirmed that he likely won't be available for Game 3.
