Parise week to week for Wild with fractured sternum

Zach Parise is week to week for the Minnesota Wild with a fractured sternum and likely out for the rest of the Western Conference First Round against the Winnipeg Jets.
The 33-year-old forward appeared to be injured when he was hit by Mark Scheifele and Ben Chiarot with 4:03 remaining in a 6-2 win in Game 3 on Sunday.

Minnesota lost 2-0 Tuesday and trails the best-of-7 series 3-1. Game 5 is at Winnipeg on Friday (7:30 p.m. ET; USA, SN, TVAS2, FS-N).
Parise missed the first 39 games of the regular season after having back surgery, then had 24 points (15 goals, nine assists), including 16 (12 goals, four assists) in his final 19 games.
"I really feel bad for him," Wild coach Bruce Boudreau said after the game Tuesday. "When we found out yesterday, the sadness on his face was more affected by, here's a guy that's worked so hard to get back to where he was and so hard to want to play for his hometown and bring glory, and he finally gets to that spot and this happens, you know?"
Parise scored in each of the first three games against the Jets. He is the Wild leader in Stanley Cup Playoff goals (14), power-play goals (six), points (31) and shots on goal (110), and is tied for first in assists (17) with Mikko Koivu.