Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment (undisclosed) will rejoin the lineup in Game 2 against Colorado on Thursday. The power forward has been absent for the past six games with an undisclosed injury. Marchment, who had a career year with 53 points (22 goals, 31 assists) in 81 appearances during the regular season, will head straight back to the second line, where he's had a lot of success playing with Tyler Seguin and Matt Duchene. His return pushes Radek Faksa out of the lineup, with Evgenii Dadonov dropping to the fourth line.
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment (undisclosed) will miss a sixth consecutive game on Tuesday against Colorado. The 28-year-old power forward has resumed skating after suffering an undisclosed injury early into first-round action, but he will be out for at least one more contest. Evgenii Dadonov is filling in for Marchment on the second line. The Russian veteran notched three points (two goals, one assist) in seven appearances in the first round against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Dallas Stars forward Mason Marchment (undisclosed) will not be in the lineup for Friday's Game 6 against the Vegas Golden Knights. The 28-year-old hasn't appeared in the series since getting injured during Game 2, when he skated just 10:22 during a 3-1 loss. The Stars have since rattled off three straight wins to lead the series 3-2 with an opportunity to clinch the series on Friday in Vegas. Marchment set new career-highs with 22 goals, 53 points, and 150 shots on goal across 81 games in the regular season, his second campaign with the Stars. Fellow injured forward Radek Faksa is an option for the team on Friday, although he, too, has not played since Game 2.
Dallas Stars center winger Mason Marchment left Wednesday's Game 2 against the Golden Knights early due to an undisclosed injury. The 28-year-old, who bagged a career-high 53 points (22 goals, 31 assists) during the regular season, recorded a game-high eight hits before being forced off after logging 10:22 of ice time. There were no updates on Marchment postgame, leaving him in doubt for Saturday's Game 3. Stars head coach Pete DeBoer will need to change up his second line if Marchment isn't healthy enough to play.
Mason Marchment Fined $5K For Interference Wednesday
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment has been fined $5K, the maximum allowed under the collective bargaining agreement, for interference on Maple Leafs defenseman Jake McCabe. Marchment delivered a late hit that seemed to blindside McCabe late in the second period of Wednesday's 5-4 Toronto win. The gritty winger is in the midst of a bounce-back season that has seen him notch 16 goals and 39 points across 50 games while adding 40 penalty minutes and a plus-17 rating to his ledger. He also has recorded two goals and six points over his last five games, including an assist Wednesday against the Leafs. The Stars had their four-game winning streak snapped in Wednesday's defeat.
Mason Marchment Wraps Up 2023 With Four-Point Effort
Dallas Stars left wing Mason Marchment celebrated New Year's Eve with a hat trick and a four-point performance in Sunday's 8-1 victory over the Blackhawks. He gave Dallas a 5-0 lead in the second period with a power-play goal and completed his second career hat trick with a pair of late goals in the third. Marchment's impressive work also included an assist. The 28-year-old put together the massive performance after going four games without a single point. It's been a struggle for Marchment at times in 2023-24, but he's still on a good scoring pace and could register his first 60-point campaign if he avoids injury issues. Marchment has posted 13 goals and 25 points In 35 appearances thus far,
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment returned from a one-game absence with his fourth postseason goal of the year Saturday against the Kraken. He got the scoring started for Dallas in a 6-3 loss, reaching six points for the playoffs. Marchment has also registered 11 shots on net, 27 hits and 16 penalty minutes with a minus-four rating. The 27-year-old had a big role in the close-out game in the previous round and will look to make a significant impact again in Monday's Game 7 against the Kraken.
Mason Marchment Will Be A Game-Time Decision Thursday
Ahead of Game 5 against Seattle, the availability of Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment (undisclosed) remains uncertain as he is listed as a game-time decision. Marchment's Game 4 was cut short as he left the ice after only three shifts due to an undisclosed injury. His status for Game 5 will be determined closer to the start of the game. However, if the 27-year-old left winger cannot join the Stars' lineup, it will leave a significant gap to fill. Marchment has been a valuable contributor with three goals, two assists, and nine shots on goal across 10 games.
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment suffered an upper-body injury in Tuesday's Game 4 against Seattle. He took only three shifts and exited after taking an inadvertent elbow to his head. There was no update on Marchment after the game. The Stars lost an in-form player, as Marchment entered Tuesday's action having averaged a point per game for the previous five contests. He has produced three goals and two assists this postseason. Marchment is also a big physical presence for the Stars and has the second-most hits on the team in the playoffs with 23.
Mason Marchment Has Two Points As Stars Complete Job Against Wild
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment tallied a goal and an assist when the team advanced into the next round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs with a 4-1 victory over Minnesota. The 27-year-old started the six-game series quietly but ended it strongly by scoring in back-to-back games. He had three points in total in the matchup. With him being a third-liner, it's hard to expect more from Marchment, although a role on the second power-play unit gives him extra opportunities to make noise offensively.
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment (knee) is considered a game-time decision for Thursday's matchup against St. Louis. The 27-year-old missed a 14th straight game Wednesday versus the Blues but could now be back for the rematch. Marchment has had an underwhelming season in Dallas, posting 12 goals and 31 points in 67 games, but he was enjoying one of his best stretches of the season right before getting hurt, averaging a point per game over a five-game span. The Stars will be hoping that he can maintain the momentum in the playoffs.
Dallas Stars winger Mason Marchment posted a pair of goals in his debut with the team, sparking them to a 4-1 win over the Nashville Predators. Marchment, who just signed a four-year deal worth $4.5 million per season, showed instant chemistry with linemate Tyler Seguin, who had the primary assist on both of Marchment's goals. The 27-year-old came out of nowhere last season en route to posting 18 goals and 47 points in just 54 games for the Florida Panthers. If he can come even close to that total, the Stars will be rejoicing. Also of note, he tied his powerplay goal total from last season in this game alone, with one. If he sees an increase in powerplay time and continues to show chemistry with Seguin, he could actually improve on last season's totals. He is only 26% rostered on Yahoo, which needs to be astronomically higher given his upside.
Mason Marchment Set To Miss At Least Two More Games
Florida Panthers winger Mason Marchment (lower body) likely won't play in Game 3 and Game 4 against Tampa Bay. He has already sat out four games. The 26-year-old also missed 28 games during the regular season, so he hasn't had good luck with injuries in 2021-22. Marchment was very impressive during the regular season with 18 goals and 47 points. He recorded one goal and zero assists in four playoffs appearances before dropping out of the lineup. A potential Game 5 in the series is scheduled for Wednesday and that would be Marchment's next chance to return.
Florida Panthers winger Mason Marchment (lower body) won't be available for Tuesday's Game 1 against Tampa Bay. He missed the end of the first-round series against Washington and hasn't recovered well enough to play on Tuesday, although his return should be far away, with the team considering him day-to-day. Marchment had just one point via a goal in four outings in the first round, but he was a major force during the regular season with 47 points in 54 games. The Panthers are definitely more dangerous with Marchment in the lineup and they will hope to have him available in Game 2 on Thursday.
Mason Marchment A Game-Time Decision For Wednesday
Florida Panthers winger Mason Marchment (undisclosed) is considered a game-time decision for Wednesday's Game 5 against Washington. He missed the morning skate with an undisclosed ailment and could now miss his first postseason game of the year as well. Marchment had a very solid regular season with 47 points in 54 games, but he's yet to find his game in the playoffs, bagging one point in four games and picking up a minus-three rating. Carter Verhaeghe has been the most prolific Panther in the playoffs so far and is actually the only forward on the team to average at least a point per game.
