Winnipeg Jets visited the Western Conference first round series. On Friday night against Louis Blues, they will get ice without one of the best players when they try to close victory in Game 6.
Mark Scheifele was injured by Winnipeg on Wednesday in the first period of 5-3 wins. Blues Center Brayer made a noisy stroke from Schennn for about six minutes and resulted in the intervention penalty for Schennn, and then Jets’ Schenn and Brandon matched the rude penalties in Tanev.
Scheifele finished the first period, but did not return for the second. It is accepted daily.
The senior center came second in the GOALS (39) in the normal season (39) and scores (87) and there are six points (two goals, four assists) in five playoff matches.
The teams were particularly protected by injury information after the season and Jets coach Scott Arniel was not an exception. When he asked if Scheifele was in the shake protocol on Thursday, Arniel said, “I don’t go down that road.”
Vladislav Namestnikov was replaced by Scheifele on the top line of the game 5 and helped a goal in the second period.
“Mark is not a man who needs to fill his shoes. Everyone needs to be.” He said. “Vladdy was great for the whole series and there was a few chances here and there can get better results.
Blues, St. He hopes that the return to Louis will provide the same support for games 3 and 4.
St. Louis left two close matches in Winnipeg to start the series, then exploded for a 7-2 and 5-1 win.
“They took better than us (in the 5th game), but we have 6 games and a job to do at home.” He said.
Blues will undoubtedly try to put more disc on the network. They scored goals in the first two periods of the game 5, and this season, the possible meter Trophy won Connor Hellebuyck, the possibility of passing.
Louis coach Jim Montgomery said that the team should play more connected, support the disc better, return to faster defense and move harder.
“This is every way, but you know, this will be a series.” He said. “Unfortunately, we are not satisfied with this, but we’re riding the next. That’s simple. We need to forget it. We’re in a series.”
Jets to continue to defend well, to come to the forefront with intention and St. Louis hopes to enter the eye line of the goalkeeper Jordan Binnington.
“Frankly, we have put ourselves in the driver’s seat to go to St. Louis,” Jets Forward Mason Appleton said. He said. “I hope we’re closing this series, but we know how good they’re at home and what to do. This was our best game in the series (in the 5th game) and we should replicate it.”
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