After appearing in nearly all of Buffalo's recent games, Logan Stanley will be a healthy scratch for Conor Timmins on Monday vs. Chicago. Stanley was acquired from Winnipeg at the trade deadline, and has appeared in 15 games, picking up four assists, 27 PIMs and a +4 plus/minus.
Conor Timmins will draw into Buffalo's lineup on Wednesday, sending Stanley to the sidelines as a healthy scratch. The 27-year-old Stanley has two assists and 27 penalty minutes in 14 games with the Sabres.
Stanley was acquired at the trade deadline along with Luke Schenn from Winnipeg for Isak Rosen, Jacob Bryson, a 2027 2nd Round Pick, and conditional 2026 4th Round Pick as a consolation prize. Stanley is a 27-year-old towering defender who had spent his first six NHL seasons with WInnipeg. He has already set career highs in most statistical categories this season including goals (9), points (21), PIMs (99) and PPP (1).
After Buffalo missed out on Colton Parakyo earlier on Thursday, they ended the day by acquiring defensemen Logan Stanley and Luke Schenn from Winnipeg for Isak Rosen, Jacob Bryson, a 2027 2nd Round Pick, and conditional 2026 4th Round Pick as a consolation prize. Stanley is a 27-year-old towering defender who had spent his first six NHL seasons with WInnipeg. He has already set career highs in most statistical categories this season including goals (9), points (21), PIMs (99) and PPP (1).
With this being the final game before the trade deadline and Stanley presumably being healthy, scratching him seems likely to be due to roster management reasons. Luke Schenn will also join Stanley in the press box on Thursday, while Isaak Phillips and Ville Heinola will draw into the lineup.
Stanley did not play the previous game for the Jets due to a suspension, but will re-enter the lineup on Thursday against the Edmonton Oilers. The 27-year-old defenseman is averaging 16:10 time-on-ice and has 13 points (7G / 6A) in 40 games this season.
Stanley missed Winnipeg's final two games of Round 1 with an undisclosed injury but was a game-time decision to return for their opener of Round 2 vs. Dallas on Wednesday. The 26-year-old towering defenseman had one point in his previous 11 games before his injury.
Stanley missed Winnipeg's final two games of Round 1 with an undisclosed injury and will be a game-time decision to return for their opener of Round 2 vs. Dallas on Wednesday. The 26-year-old towering defenseman had one point in his previous 11 games before his injury and if he is unable to go, Haydn Fleury will remain in the lineup.
Stanley missed Game 7 vs. the Blues with an undisclosed injury and is considered questionable for Game 1 vs. the Stars. The Jets didn't provide much of an update on his status after Tuesday's practice, so monitor his status during Wednesday's morning skate.
Haydn Fleury will likely draw back into Winnipeg's lineup on Tuesday against the New York Rangers, resulting in Stanley being a healthy scratch. The 26-year-old Stanley is averaging 15:41 time-on-ice and has 10 points (1G / 9A) in 51 games this season.
Stanley missed the last two games with a lower-body injury, but he will replace Haydn Fleury (lower-body) in the lineup on Saturday. Stanley has four points (1G / 3A), 13 SOG, 23 Hits and 32 Blks in 22 games this season.
Stanley suffered a lower-body injury after block a shot in Winnipeg's last game and will be shut down until after the Christmas break. The 26-year-old Stanley is averaging 15:00 time-on-ice, recording four points (1G / 3A), 53 penalty minutes, 32 blocks, and 23 hits in 22 games this season.
Stanley hasn't played since November 9th due to the mid-body injury but will return to the lineup when the Jets travel to Vegas to take on the Golden Knights on Friday. Stanley has one goal and two assists in 11 games this season.
The 26-year-old Stanley is averaging 15:13 time-on-ice and has three points (1G / 2A) in 11 games this season. Haydn Fleury will draw into the lineup as Stanley's replacement. Stanley won't be eligible to return until, at the earliest, November 16th, when the Jets visit the Florida Panthers.
The 26-year-old Stanley is averaging 15:13 time-on-ice and has three points (1G / 2A) in 11 games this season. Haydn Fleury will draw into the lineup as Stanley's replacement.
