by OddsShark (@OddsShark) The Winnipeg Jets are stumbling down the stretch run of the regular season, and will be looking for a turnaround on Monday night as they play on the road against the Chicago Blackhawks as -120 favorites on the NHL odds at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark.com. The Jets are now in a three-way…
Courtesy of OddsShark (@OddsShark) The Winnipeg Jets are on a two-game win streak, but will they will be heavy moneyline underdogs against the NHL’s top team when they visit the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday. The Jets are +155 road underdogs (wager $100 to win $155) on the NHL odds for Tuesday night at sportsbooks…
Mark Scheifele had a hell of a week and the NHL recognized it. After scoring four goals and three assists over four games, Scheifele has been named the NHL’s second star of the week.
The Winnipeg Jets are nearing their opening day 23-man roster and one of their final cuts Involved sending 2016 first-round pick Logan Stanley to the Manitoba Moose of the AHL.
Icethetics confirmed on Twitter today that the Winnipeg Jets’ third jersey design that was floating around the internet is, in fact, accurate. Here’s what the Jets are going to be rocking as their alternates next year:
After playing a huge role in helping the Jets to a 52-win season, Connor Hellebuyck has been named a finalist for the Vezina Trophy. Hellebuyck joins Tampa Bay’s Andrei Vasilevskiy and Nashville’s Pekka Rinne as the three finalists for the league’s top goaltender.
This a weekly feature that rounds up news, rumours, and interesting things happening around the NHL. Last weekend, the Colorado Avalanche finally pulled the trigger on a deal involving Matt Duchene. The third overall pick from the 2009 draft has been wanting out of Colorado since last Christmas, and it was expected he would be…
This a weekly feature that rounds up news, rumours, and interesting things happening around the NHL.
This is one part of a four-part, division-by-division series breaking down what each NHL team did over the off-season and projecting where they stand in the context of their division in 2017-18. I’m doing standings predictions from bottom to top. Also, give your predictions and rationales in the comments so we circle back and see…
This is one part of a four-part, division-by-division series breaking down what each NHL team did over the off-season and projecting where they stand in the context of their division in 2017-18. I’m doing standings predictions from bottom to top. Also, give your predictions and rationales in the comments so we circle back and see…
This is one part of a four-part, division-by-division series breaking down what each NHL team did over the off-season and projecting where they stand in the context of their division in 2017-18. I’m doing standings predictions from bottom to top. Also, give your predictions and rationales in the comments so we circle back and see…
This is one part of a four-part, division-by-division series breaking down what each NHL team did over the off-season and projecting where they stand in the context of their division in 2017-18. I’m doing standings predictions from bottom to top. Also, give your predictions and rationales in the comments so we circle back and see…
