Jets' Arniel confident others will step up after unfortunate Samberg injury
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After the unfortunate injury to Dylan Samberg, Winnipeg Jets assistant coach Scott Arniel expressed confidence in the team’s depth, emphasizing that other players will rise to the occasion. Samberg, a key part of the Jets' defense, is expected to miss significant time after suffering an injury in a recent game. Arniel highlighted that the Jets have a strong roster with seasoned players who can step up in challenging situations.
Arniel’s comments came during a recent press briefing where he praised the resilience of the team. He noted that injuries are part of the game, and the Jets must adapt quickly. Players like Josh Morrissey and Brenden Dillon will have crucial roles as they adjust their strategies to cover Samberg's absence on the ice. The adjustments will be vital for maintaining the team's competitive edge as they aim for a strong performance throughout the season.
The Jets, currently in a tight race for playoff positioning in the Western Conference, are determined to keep their momentum going despite hurdles. Arniel concluded by expressing optimism about the potential for younger players to grab their chances and shine in high-pressure situations, further strengthening the team's cohesion and performance as they navigate through this critical stretch of the season.
Arniel’s comments came during a recent press briefing where he praised the resilience of the team. He noted that injuries are part of the game, and the Jets must adapt quickly. Players like Josh Morrissey and Brenden Dillon will have crucial roles as they adjust their strategies to cover Samberg's absence on the ice. The adjustments will be vital for maintaining the team's competitive edge as they aim for a strong performance throughout the season.
The Jets, currently in a tight race for playoff positioning in the Western Conference, are determined to keep their momentum going despite hurdles. Arniel concluded by expressing optimism about the potential for younger players to grab their chances and shine in high-pressure situations, further strengthening the team's cohesion and performance as they navigate through this critical stretch of the season.