Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon rushed off the ice after serious injury

The Winnipeg Jets defenseman Brenden Dillon was rushed off the ice last night after a serious injury in game three against the Colorado Avalanche.

At the final whistle, announcing the end of the game, a major brawl emerged involving all players on the ice.

Unfortunately, it led to the Jets' defenseman Brenden Dillon leaving the ice in a hurry, bleeding everywhere.

He was cut by a skate on the hand, an extremely worrying scene for his teammates and fans.


Watch the brawl here:



In this video, we can see his injury more clearly:




in his post-game comments, head coach Rick Bowness mentioned that the defenseman was still being evaluated and had no updates on his health yet:



His teammate Josh Morrissey looked shaken up when he talked to the reporters. He commented on Dillon's injury, describing the incident as a scary situation:



Dillon is one of the toughest defensemen on the team, and if someone can bouce back from that injury to return to the playoffs, it's him. However, cuts can take a long time to heal, and his status hasn't been confirmed yet.

Updates and details will follow.

Source: The Score - Jets' Dillon sustains cut on hand in end-of-game melee