After suffering a lacerated spleen, Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone returned to team practice, demonstrating improvement in his recuperation. His comeback to the game is not scheduled, but it is a positive step that he is back on the ice.
Before the team’s most recent 7-2 victory over the Minnesota Wild, Stone took part in the morning skate while sporting a red noncontact jersey. His last game appearance occurred on February 20. On March 10, he was declared ineligible for the rest of the regular season.
Mark Stone’s Return to Practice Signals Progress Amidst Injury
Coach Bruce Cassidy of Vegas voiced hope for Stone’s comeback, emphasizing the value of his presence in both on and off the ice. Despite missing the last 39 games in the previous season due to an injury, Stone he returned for the Stanley Cup Playoffs, demonstrating resilience and determination.
Even though Stone’s rehabilitation timetable is unknown, his return to practice is a big step in the right direction. While acknowledging the psychological difficulties brought on by extended absences, Cassidy highlighted Stone’s leadership and inspirational qualities for the squad.
The Golden Knights, who are in the running for a postseason berth, are excited about the possibility of Stone playing again. It is anticipated that his ability and leadership will boost team spirit and help them reach their postseason goals.
