ESPN.com · Nov 29, 2019
Bruins' Andrew Marchand calls concussion spotter's delay 'embarrassing'
The Bruins rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat the New York Rangers 3-2 in overtime on Friday in Boston.
But not everyone on the team was completely happy.
Left wing Brad Marchand appeared dazed by an elbow from the Rangers' Jacob Trouba late in the second period but wasn't pulled from the ice by the league's concussion spotter until the start of the third.
Afterward, Marchand questioned what took so long.
"That's embarrassing,'' Marchand told reporters. "Guy's up there busy eating pizzas and cheeseburgers and can't watch the game. Maybe next time he'll pull his head out of his butt and watch the game.''
Boston coach Bruce Caddidy also voiced his displeasure at the delay.