The Bruins had a ton of injured players

It’s a spring hockey tradition unlike any other.

No, not series-ending handshakes. The disclosure of injuries!

At the end of every season, players’ maladies go from “upper-body injury” to something much more specific.

Yesterday was “break-up day” for the Bruins, their final official media availability before splitting for the off-season.

While we weren’t able to get a writer there due to day jobs, plenty of good reporters were there and discovered plenty about what was nagging the Bruins.

Patrice Bergeron

• Had a sports hernia all season, per Amalie Benjamin. YIKES.

Brandon Carlo

• A concussion from that VERY CLEAN, WE SWEAR hit by Alexander Ovechkin. (Again, per Benjamin.)

Adam McQuaid

• A neck injury, presumably from the interference penalty by Alex Burrows, per the Globe’s Fluto Shinzawa.

Torey Krug

• There were rumors swirling that he had a ligament issue, and today he confirmed it was a knee injury, per Matt Kalman.

David Krejci

• A knee injury that hasn’t required crutches (yet), per the Herald’s Steve Conroy.

Tuukka Rask

• Groin and back, per Kalman again.

That’s all that was revealed, though there’s a chance there were others that weren’t discovered or weren’t disclosed.

Today marked the end of the road for plenty of guys on the roster, but it looks like this tight-knit group is giving it one last hurrah:

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