Stanley Cup Final Buzz: Blues forward Sundqvist suspended for Game 3

Welcome to the Stanley Cup Final Buzz, a daily in-depth look at the Stanley Cup Final between the Boston Bruins and the St. Louis Blues. The Blues and Bruins split the first two games of the best-of-7 series in Boston; Game 3 is at Enterprise Center in St. Louis on Saturday (8 p.m. ET; NBCSN, SN, CBC, TVAS).
Here are the latest headlines from the Cup Final

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-- Bruins defenseman Matt Grzelcyk is day to day in the NHL concussion protocol. He didn't make the trip to St. Louis and is
questionable for Game 3
, writes Matt Kalman.
-- The Blues will be without forward Oskar Sundqvist for Game 3. He was
suspended one game
for the hit that injured Grzelcyk, writes Tom Gulitti.
-- With Grzelcyk likely out, the Bruins will have to take the
"next man up" approach
, writes Amalie Benjamin
-- Blues defenseman Vince Dunn, who has missed the past five games with an upper-body injury,
might return for Game 3
. That could create some tricky decisions for coach Craig Berube, writes Tracey Myers.
-- The Blues are
pumped up
for their first Stanley Cup Final home game since 1970, writes Tim Campbell
-- The Bruins are not concerned about
having to win on the road
, where they are 6-2 during the playoffs, writes Matt Kalman
-- In-goal cameras are ensuring that the NHL
has all the angles covered
during the Cup Final, writes Dave Stubbs
-- Forward Noel Acciari is
playing close to home
in the Stanley Cup Final for the Bruins, and that's just how he likes it, writes Shawn P. Roarke
-- Blues captain Alex Pietrangelo has
"three little angels"
inspiring his play in this year's Cup Final, writes Dan Rosen
-- Mike McKenna
breaks down the performances
of Blues goalie Jordan Binnington and Boston counterpart Tuukka Rask in Game 2
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