Bruins' Ullmark helped off ice with injury

Boston Bruins goaltender Linus Ullmark was helped off the ice after sustaining an injury in overtime against the Arizona Coyotes on Tuesday.

Ullmark went down after reaching to make a glove save on a Logan Cooley shot.

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Ullmark had to be helped off the ice by teammates Kevin Shattenkirk and Jake DeBrusk. Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery confirmed a lower-body injury but didn't know the extent of the issue, according to NESN's Gayle Troiani.

Jeremy Swayman allowed the first shot he faced in relief as the Coyotes won 4-3.

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"It's really difficult. You've been sitting there for two and a half hours and now you gotta go in," Bruins head coach Jim Montgomery said postgame on NESN. "It doesn't matter who was in net, that's a post-and-in shot from inside the house, so that's a tough one to save."

Ullmark had made 32 saves on 35 shots before being hurt.

The reigning Vezina Trophy winner has played 21 games this season and sports a .916 save percentage.

Bruins rookie Matt Poitras was also injured in the loss. He exited the game with an upper-body issue after a collision with Coyotes defenseman Sean Durzi in the third period.

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