Mark Stone Played Through A Broke Bone In The SCF

In the NHL playoffs, players demonstrate extraordinary determination by playing through injuries in pursuit of the coveted Stanley Cup. This season, Matthew Tkachuk's broken sternum took the spotlight when he continued to play despite the injury. His brother even helped him off the ice due to the pain.

Mark Stone, captain of the Vegas Golden Knights, played the final game of the Stanley Cup finals with a broken wrist.


He had previously undergone back surgery and struggled with his lower back during the playoffs. Despite the challenges, Stone's hat trick in the crucial game significantly contributed to the Golden Knights' Cup victory.


The players' unwavering determination and ability to perform despite injuries showcase the essence of the game and their commitment to success.

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