The Schenn brothers are set to face each other in the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time, with Luke Schenn's Winnipeg Jets matching up against Brayden Schenn's St. Louis Blues. This sibling rivalry adds a unique twist to their family dynamics, as their parents will have to navigate cheering for both sides. The Jets, having clinched the top seed in the Western Conference, bring a strong season record, while the Blues secured the last wild-card spot. The brothers have maintained a close relationship throughout their careers, but that will change as they prepare for this playoff battle.

Luke, who joined the Jets mid-season, humorously speculated that their father might show support by wearing alternating team hats. The playoffs will test their sibling bond as they focus on competing against each other, moving from supportive brothers to fierce opponents on the ice. They are both among the first brothers in NHL history to play in 1,000 games in the same season.