FrostyWinnipeg Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago Dallas leads best-of-7 series 3-2 Jets projected lineup Kyle Connor -- Mark Scheifele -- Gabriel Vilardi Nikolaj Ehlers -- Vladislav Namestnikov -- Cole Perfetti Nino Niederreiter -- Adam Lowry -- Mason Appleton Brandon Tanev -- Morgan Barron -- Alex Iafallo Josh Morrissey -- Dylan DeMelo Dylan Samberg -- Neal Pionk Haydn Fleury -- Colin Miller Connor Hellebuyck Eric Comrie Scratched: Dominic Toninato, David Gustafsson, Jaret Anderson-Dolan, Luke Schenn, Ville Heinola Injured: Rasmus Kupari (concussion), Logan Stanley (undisclosed) Stars projected lineup Mikael Granlund -- Roope Hintz -- Mikko Rantanen Jamie Benn -- Matt Duchene -- Tyler Seguin Mason Marchment-- Wyatt Johnston -- Jason Robertson Sam Steel -- Evgenii Dadonov Thomas Harley -- Miro Heiskanen Esa Lindell -- Cody Ceci Lian Bichsel -- Alexander Petrovic Ilya Lyubushkin Jake Oettinger Casey DeSmith Scratched: Mavrik Bourque, Colin Blackwell, Mathew Dumba, Brendan Smith Injured: Nils Lundkvist (shoulder) Status report Each team held an optional morning skate. … Scheifele’s father, Brad, died unexpectedly overnight and the center's status for the game is undetermined; If Scheifele does not play, Schenn, a defenseman, could enter the lineup. ... The Stars will continue to dress 11 forwards and seven defensemen; coach Pete DeBoer said that allows Dallas to continue to manage minutes for Heiskanen, who returned in Game 4 following knee surgery in January, and get forwards extra minutes. iHeart, captaincanuck12 and MrFreakzilla 1 2
captaincanuck12 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago Such sad news for Mark and his family and the Jets team as a whole. rebusrankin 1
Piggy 1 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago Luke Schenn scratched? Thats a head scratcher.......
FrostyWinnipeg Posted 2 hours ago Author Report Posted 2 hours ago Just now, Piggy 1 said: Luke Schenn scratched? Thats a head scratcher....... I was expecting it. Tough for the old guy to play twice in 3 nights. Piggy 1 and Noeller 2
SpeedFlex27 Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago I hope Mark plays. There's nothing he can change about his father's passing if he doesn't. I also think his Dad would have wanted him to play. Plus he's around his teammates who will support him. I lost my Mother in 1985 & I kept on working right up to the funeral just to keep my mind off my personal issues. If I had stopped working, I'd have gone crazy in my apartment alone. Afterwards, I took a few days off. Once my Mom was buried, I could relax as it was over except the grieving. Goalie, captaincanuck12 and MrFreakzilla 3
Goalie Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago Go win it for Brad and Mark is gonna score the winner.
captaincanuck12 Posted 45 minutes ago Report Posted 45 minutes ago 29 minutes ago, SpeedFlex27 said: I hope Mark plays. There's nothing he can change about his father's passing if he doesn't. I also think his Dad would have wanted him to play. Plus he's around his teammates who will support him. I lost my Mother in 1985 & I kept on working right up to the funeral just to keep my mind off my personal issues. If I had stopped working, I'd have gone crazy in my apartment alone. Afterwards, I took a few days off. Once my Mom was buried, I could relax as it was over except the grieving. It's Mark's decision, and he will handle it as best as he feels it would.help him. If he plays great. If he doesn't, that also great. Hockey is just a game. I lost my mom 18 years ago, and like you I chose to keep busy. I even went and played football two days afterwards and had the game of my life. There is something immensely healing being part of a sports team who rallies around you. At any rate, I support whatever decision he makes and I know he's got an extensive support network around him. BomberBall. 1
Noeller Posted 21 minutes ago Report Posted 21 minutes ago I can't imagine being emotionally ready to go play a game 12 hours after you find out your dad died out of nowhere. I'd be worried that he injures himself or does something stupid in the heat of the moment because it is IMPOSSIBLE to be fully engaged in a game, when you're facing this kind of grief.
BomberBall. Posted 10 minutes ago Report Posted 10 minutes ago 8 minutes ago, Noeller said: I can't imagine being emotionally ready to go play a game 12 hours after you find out your dad died out of nowhere. I'd be worried that he injures himself or does something stupid in the heat of the moment because it is IMPOSSIBLE to be fully engaged in a game, when you're facing this kind of grief. Yeah, it would be really tough, for sure…. Everyone is different though, and as others have said, playing and being around his friends and teammates might be the best thing for him. I’ll support whatever he decides to do…. I just feel terrible for him.
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