“All through this year has just been focusing on what we can do to improve every day as individuals and as a group. Pushing the envelope,” said Josh Morrissey.
“We did a great job of that in the regular season and for us now, heading into the playoffs, like I said, we’ve done a great job about worrying about what we need to do, our structure, our game, all those things and that’s got to be our focus here.”
Like many of the 16 teams that are entering the Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Jets do have some key players that won’t be available starting with Nikolaj Ehlers who is week-to-week and Gabe Vilardi who is day-to-day.
“One of the reasons we had such a good season is our depth and our ability to have players step up in injury cases, illness, all those things, and I think that’s something we’ve really taken a lot of pride in as a group is our ability to have guys step up when someone’s out,” said Morrissey.
“Huge losses but our goal is to have guys step up, guys have stepped up in the past and I feel confident we’ve got guys able to do that and hopefully we can get those guys back at some point.”
The Jets will not have a morning skate so it looks like the roster will be what we saw at practice on Friday.
