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Former Boston Bruin Receives Unfortunate News


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Austin Sabourin
October 11, 2023  (10:40 PM)
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In a highly anticipated return to Boston, ex-Bruins forward Taylor Hall endured a crushing hit from Brandon Carlo, prompting him to head straight down the tunnel, visibly distressed.

Unfortunately, the Blackhawks faced a significant setback as Taylor Hall would not make a comeback in the game.
Fans can only hope that Hall's injury isn't a serious one, as his absence would undoubtedly be a major blow for the Blackhawks.
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