What Happened
Winnipeg Jets defenceman Josh Morrissey is currently listed as day-to-day due to an upper-body injury. According to head coach Scott Arniel, Morrissey is feeling better and his absence is not expected to be lengthy. The injury occurred during Wednesday's matchup against the Colorado Avalanche when Morrissey collided heavily with the glass following a missed hit attempt. He initially returned for the second period of that contest before departing permanently after one shift. Morrissey has recorded three assists across four games this season.
Key Details
- Injury status: Day-to-day with an upper-body ailment.
- Reported by head coach Scott Arniel on Friday.
- Occurred during Wednesday game against the Colorado Avalanche.
- Morrissey has three assists in four games this season.
What It Means
Morrissey is a crucial component of the Winnipeg blue line, having finished in the top 10 of Norris Trophy voting between 2022 and 2025. Last season, he produced 14 goals and 41 assists for 55 points across 77 games.
What's Next
The Jets face the Anaheim Ducks on Friday night and do not play again until next Tuesday.