Wade Redden (undisclosed) is unlikely to play in Game 4 Thursday night at Madison Square Garden.
He participated in the team's morning session, but Boston isn't expected to alter their lineup.

Dennis Seidenberg (lower body) probably won't play Thursday.
He skated in the morning but the Bruins aren't expected to make any lineup changes going into Game 4 as they attempt to sweep the New York Rangers.

Jaromir Jagr was absent from practice Thursday morning, but he's expected to play in Game 4.
He participated in Wednesday's optional skate. Expect Jagr to be back alongside Patrice Bergeron and Brad Marchand on Thursday night after Carl Soderberg skated in his place in the morning. He has no goals and four assists in 10 playoff games.

Anton Stralman (undisclosed) didn't skate Thursday morning.
He isn't likely to play in Game 4 and the Rangers will probably turn to Roman Hamrlik to take his place. Stralman doesn't have a point in 10 playoff contests, but he does have 16 hits and 21 blocks. His absence cuts into the depth of New York's back end, which means more ice time for Daniel Girardi and Ryan McDonagh.

Roman Hamrlik appears to be the top candidate to fill in on the blueline for injured defender Anton Stralman.
Matt Gilroy is another option but the veteran presence of Hamrlik would probably help more, albeit in a limited capacity, in the contest.