BOSTON - As the Bruins start anew this week, there is, perhaps, no one more relieved than Kevan Miller.
For the 31-year-old, the 2018-19 campaign was one to forget - and that is an understatement.
Miller played in just 39 games for the Bruins last season due to a brutal series of injuries, that included a broken hand in October, a fractured larynx in November, a torn oblique in February, and a broken kneecap during the penultimate regular-season contest in Minnesota.
The blue liner was nearing a return during the Eastern Conference Final when he broke the kneecap once more during off-ice training, ending any chance of a return for the Stanley Cup Final.
Miller Working His Way Back
Blue liner's 2018-19 season was derailed by rash of injuries


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Kevan Miller speaks at Training Camp

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David Backes speaks at Training Camp

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Cassidy speaks at Training Camp

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Bergeron speaks at Training Camp