The Winnipeg Jets are currently fighting for survival in Game 6 of their series against the Dallas Stars
The team, trailing 3-2, is trying to force a seventh and final game in Winnipeg. To do so, the Manitoba club would have to accomplish something it has yet to do in this year’s series: win a game on outdoor ice.
And who better to open the scoring for the Jets than Mark Scheifele.
What a moment for Mark Scheifele
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– Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) May 18, 2025
If you didn’t know, Scheifele sadly lost his father last night.
One of the reasons he chose to play is because it’s what his father would have wanted.
That’s why Scheifele chose to use this tragic event as a source of inspiration.
Even if everyone would have understood that he missed tonight’s game, the Canadian forward is an important cog in the Jets’ wheel if the team is to continue its spring run.
And to score his team’s first goal just hours after the death of his father is almost a Hollywood scenario for the Jets player.
Unfortunately, the Jets’ lead only lasted a few minutes, as the Stars tied the score through Sam Steel.
At the time of writing, the two teams are still tied 1-1 at the second intermission.
Will Scheifele play the hero by scoring the winning goal? Just imagine the scenario if that were to happen.
Or will it motivate his team-mates to win this perhaps hopeless game?
– Historic defeat!
Seriously, I think everyone – internal and external – who cares about the #CFMTL should listen to this post-game open line.
Ça fesse, as the other guy would say. https://t.co/UrEXpivzlA
– Maxime Truman (@MaximeTruman) May 18, 2025
– Must listen!
Seriously, I think everyone – internal and external – who cares about the #CFMTL should listen to this post-game open line.
Ça fesse, as the other guy would say. https://t.co/UrEXpivzlA
– Maxime Truman (@MaximeTruman) May 18, 2025
– Missed net!
Tyler Seguin came THIS close to opening the scoring
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– Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) May 18, 2025
– Rimouski survives!
Direction Rimouski!
The@oceanicrimouski stay alive and force a #6 match in the Gilles-Courteau Trophy final!
#EnrouteverslaCoupeMemorial pic.twitter.com/QGBLkSB75j
– Canadian Hockey League (@LCHhockey) May 18, 2025
– Jakob Pelletier, grocer.
His fans will be able to see him working in Saint-Lazare-de-Bellechasse this summer.
https://t.co/zJTMxa6VRV
– TVA Sports (@TVASports) May 18, 2025
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