Bruins' Kastelic out for remainder of road trip

The Boston Bruins will be without forward Mark Kastelic for the rest of their western road trip. Kastelic has returned to Boston due to an upper-body injury. Interim coach Joe Sacco confirmed the news. The Bruins have four games left on this trip. It is not yet known if they will call up another player to fill Kastelic's spot. Fabian Lysell, who was called up last week, will take Kastelic's place in the lineup. Lysell did not play in the Bruins' recent loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. Kastelic has been a key player for the Bruins since joining the team in a trade for goalie Linus Ullmark. He has scored five goals and added nine assists in 61 games, both of which are career highs. Kastelic is known for his physical play and fighting spirit. He had previously missed time in January due to a concussion. It is currently unclear when he suffered his latest injury, as he played a normal amount of time against the Golden Knights.