In what should be a highly competitive matchup, the Chicago Blackhawks will face off against the Boston Bruins in Game 6 of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs at the TD Garden on Monday night.

Out of the action due to trauma to his head, Jonathan Toews was forced to watch the Game 5 action from the Blackhawks bench. On the other side of the arena, Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron also found himself off the ice and inside a Chicago Hospital after being transported out of the United Center via ambulance.

However, the prognosis on Bergeron isn't as bad as was originally thought. Boston coach Claude Julien told CBS Sports that his player would still be dressing up for Game 6 nonetheless.

"Patrice will dress for warmup tonight, and I'm feeling confident he will play," he said.

Bergeron had suffered his injury in the second period of Saturday night's Game 5, which Chicago prevailed in by a 3-1 margin to go ahead of the Bruins in the series 3-2.

"It's not the best situation for the team. But it's a tough sport, and injuries happen. When you leave it all out there to help your team win, that's all part of the game," Boston's goalie Tuukka Rask told ESPN.

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