Canadians guard Jeff Petry (Jeff Petry) despite his poor eyesight

The Canadians officially returned Jeff Petrie to the lineup in the second game of the Stanley Cup semifinal against the Golden Cavaliers on Wednesday.

Whether the defensive player will be played is not certain. He warmed up after missing the last two games due to a hand injury, but he did not cross the line. The Canadians’ social media accounts posted the lineup at 8 o’clock in the afternoon at 48 o’clock in the afternoon Eastern Time and did not list him. At 9:01 pm EST, it issued a quoted tweet stating the location of the team’s top blue line.

Sneaky.

Although you think Montreal lets Petrie-by the way Jon Merrill-come back to be the hottest topic in Las Vegas, you are wrong.

The broadcast footage on both sides of the border shows Petri’s warm-up and match shots. His eyes are either bloodshot or blood stains on the white part.

Kyle Bukauskas of Sportsnet later reported Petry has bilateral subconjunctival bleeding. Bilateral means it affects both eyes. According to the Mayo Clinic websiteThis condition “occurs when the tiny blood vessels under the transparent surface of the eye (conjunctiva) rupture. The conjunctiva cannot absorb blood quickly, so the blood is trapped.” It added that it does not affect vision or cause any pain, and It can disappear within two weeks.

Petrie’s wife Julie posted about the injury on Instagram and pointed out that he has been around for about a week.

When they defeated the Golden Cavaliers 3-2, his return seemed to arouse the enthusiasm of the Canadians. Petry assisted Montreal’s second goal (scored by Tyler Toffoli), blocked twice, and played nearly 21 minutes in the series.

“He has been our best defensive player all year, so obviously, when you miss such a player, you want to come back as soon as possible, so it’s nice to see him back,” his defensive partner Joel Edmundson Say.

Edmundson was then asked about Petrie’s new look: “His eyes look like a week-it’s a bit scary-but I don’t think it will affect him tonight.”

Habs netminder Carey Price made 29 saves in the game and he was also asked about Petry’s situation.

“Yes, he looks terrible,” Price said blankly. “But he is obviously an important part of our team and played an important game for us tonight.”

Before the news broke, Twitter reacted to Petry’s new look.