Logan Stanley A Healthy Scratch For Winnipeg Thursday
In Game 5 against the Golden Knights, defenseman Logan Stanley of the Winnipeg Jets will be a healthy scratch, having only played for a total of 8:58 minutes while ending up a minus-one in Game 4. Instead, Kyle Capobianco will make his playoff debut, replacing the tall defenseman in the Jets lineup. Stanley registered one goal and two assists in 19 regular season contests. He's played in a total of nine playoff games in two years.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley will sit out Monday's game against the Blues as a healthy scratch. He will be giving up his spot to Kyle Capobianco. Stanley has only just returned from a lower-body injury and various issues have limited him to only 10 appearances this campaign. The towering rearguard boasts only one point via an assist but has been averaging 2.6 hits per game with 1.2 blocks. He will hope to return to the lineup for the next game on Feb. 11 versus Chicago.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley (lower body) is once again forced to miss some time, with the team placing him on Injured Reserve ahead of Sunday's contest against Washington. He only recently returned from a broken foot that saw him miss 18 games, but Stanley was able to skate in just two games before suffering another injury. The 24-year-old has tallied only one point in seven games this season but does have 20 hits to his name. Stanley's absence will help Dylan Samberg back into the lineup. Samberg has found his way on the score sheet in both of his last two appearances, but he boasts just three points in 18 games for the year and it's unlikely that his success continues on Sunday.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley (foot) will be returning to action Thursday against St. Louis. The towering rearguard has been recovering from a broken foot suffered against St. Louis in a matchup on Oct. 24. He went scoreless in five games prior to getting hurt but did tally 15 hits and six blocks with six penalty minutes. Stanley will provide some very good physical presence in the lineup, although it's currently unclear who makes way for him. With Stanley having picked up 17 points in 100 career games, fantasy managers shouldn't expect him to provide any offense, but the 24-year-old loves to do the dirty work and has averaged 1.8 hits and 1.4 blocks for his career.
Winnipeg Jets defenseman Logan Stanley will miss Sunday's matchup against the Coyotes with an undisclosed injury. Head coach Dave Lowry has simply said that Winnipeg's hit machine is "a bit banged up". Ville Heinola will take Stanley's spot in the lineup. Stanley has produced 113 hits in 51 appearances this season, adding 82 blocked shots on the defensive end. Offensively, the 23-year-old has contributed with one goal and 12 assists. The Jets start next week's action on Wednesday against Buffalo, which gives Stanley plenty of time to heal and it's possible that he'll be back for that one.
