Stanley (lower body) will not return to Friday's contest against Chicago.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley saw just 3:03 of ice time before leaving the game. The 24-year-old blueliner tallied his first point of the season during Thursday's win against St. Louis. He missed 18 games with a foot injury and it's unclear if this injury is related.

Stanley logged an assist, five hits and two blocked shots in Thursday's 5-2 win over the Blues.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley missed 18 games with a broken foot. This was just his sixth appearance of the campaign, which saw him log a season-high 17:59 of ice time on the third period. The helper was also his first point of the year, to go with 20 hits, eight blocked shots, four shots on net and six PIM. He shouldn't be expected to put up much offense even if his ice time ticks upward over the rest of the year.

Stanley (foot) is expected to return to the lineup Thursday, Mitchell Clinton of the Jets' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley has missed the last 18 games with a slight foot fracture and coach Rick Bowness said that Stanley is expected to be a go Thursday against St. Louis. Stanley was pointless in five games before his injury Oct. 24, against the Blues.

Stanley (foot) was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley is expected to be sidelined for multiple weeks so his placement on IR shouldn't come as a surprise. Without Stanley in the lineup, Dylan Samberg figures to round out the third pairing alongside Dylan DeMelo. Even once cleared to play, Stanley is far from a lock to unseat Samberg for a spot on the blue line.

Stanley is expected to be out for a couple of weeks with a slight foot fracture, TSN's John Lu reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley has missed Winnipeg's past three games. The 24-year-old defender has three shots on goal, six blocks and 15 hits in five appearances this year.

Stanley (undisclosed) will not play Sunday against Vegas, Ken Wiebe of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley will miss his third straight game and there hasn't been much word on when he's expected to return. He's been held without a point through five games this season and should be considered out indefinitely until there's an update on his status.

Stanley (undisclosed) won't play Friday against Arizona, Ken Wiebe of Sportsnet reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Jets plan on dressing the same skaters they used in Thursday's 6-4 win against Los Angeles. That suggests Dylan Samberg will play alongside Dylan DeMelo on the third pairing. If Stanley was healthy, he'd likely be on the third pairing with DeMelo instead.

Stanley (undisclosed) missed the morning skate ahead of Thursday's matchup with Los Angeles.

EDGE Analysis

Considering Stanley was also unable to participate in Wednesday's practice, it seems very doubtful that he'll play Thursday. When he's healthy, he typically serves on the third pairing alongside Dylan DeMelo, a role that will currently be filled by Dylan Samberg.

Stanley is questionable for Thursday's matchup with the Kings due to an undisclosed injury, John Lu of TSN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley is averaging just 14:48 of ice time this season, so there is no guarantee that he would even keep his place in the lineup with Dylan Samberg (lower body) seemingly nearing a return. When both blueliners are fit, they likely will split time in the third pairing and could both spend some time watching from the press box as a healthy scratch.

Stanley (undisclosed) is on the ice for warmups, indicating he is healthy enough to play Saturday versus the Lightning, Mitchell Clinton of the Jets' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Stanley has missed four games with the injury, but it appears he's ready to return. Dylan Samberg is expected to exit the lineup to make room for Stanley, who should play in a third-pairing role.