Bruins' President calls out David Pastrnak, can't confirm playoff status

Bruins' President, Cam Neely was open and honest when it came to the decision making of a couple members of the Bruins, and quite frankly he's disappointed in the way things have played out.

Neely was asked about the absence of Ondrej Kase and David Pastrnak and how he sees this all playing out for both Bruins wingers:

#NHLBruins President Cam Neely admitted he was "disappointed" in the decision-making by David Pastrnak and Ondrej Kase but the team needs to keep moving forward.@BOSHockeyNow

— MurphysLaw74 (@MurphysLaw74) July 22, 2020

Neely says it's "unfortunate and disappointing" how it's played out with Kase so far. Wasn't here long, didn't settle into a spot ... then the pause ... now this.

"Best guess" that Pastrnak and Kase return to the team in Toronto, but "hard to say."

— Matt Porter (@mattyports) July 22, 2020

Rumor has it both players returned from Europe and went out to a bar and may have been in contact with someone with Covid and potentially could have even obtained the virus. There's always some chatter that while being asked to quarantine, both players were spotted at a local Boston arena training together when they should have been home isolating.

The NHL is reviewing the matter and no update has been given.

It's only thing to be mad, but as we all know, never good when you disappoint.
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