It’s almost that time, we’re just one week away from the Winnipeg Jets’ 2020-21 season opener, which will take place at Bell MTS Place against the Calgary Flames. With that in mind, the Jets have released their broadcast schedule for this season, announcing those games will be shown by TSN, Rogers Sportsnet, and Hockey Night…
Read More →Folklore: traditional customs, tales, sayings, dances, or art forms preserved among a people The Jets are a club entrenched in pride and tradition. That’s why it felt fitting to introduce a new segment – Friday Folklore. Every Friday we will celebrate some of the greatest moments of the Jets’ storied past. In this edition, we take…
Read More →After an unpredictable off-season, which also lasted far too long, the Winnipeg Jets opened training camp earlier this week, meaning the coaching staff will have just 10 days to evaluate the entire roster and determine which skaters will be suiting up on opening night on Jan. 14. Since the COVID-19 pandemic wiped out the preseason,…
Read More →After losing several key pieces on their blue line last season, including Jacob Trouba, Tyler Myers, and Dustin Byfuglien, the Winnipeg Jets needed someone to step up and help fill the void that was left by those three impact defensemen. While the Jets didn’t exactly receive quality performances from their defensive group, they were bailed…
Read More →Asking Winnipeg Jets fans who’s their favourite player of All-Time is like asking a parent who their favourite child is. Combine that with the fact that top-10 lists are extremely subjective and to avoid this awkward conundrum, I present the Top Winnipeg Jets of every generation. The 70s – Whether discussing sports, music or pop…
Read More →As millions of Canadians woke up today with red eyes from last night’s teary-eyed loss, Winnipeg Jets fans can talk solace in how well their prospects performed during this year’s World Juniors tournament. All three Jets draft picks walked away with well-deserved medals, and while they may not have been the colour they wanted, that…
Read More →As we are well aware, this season CLEARLY isn’t going to be like any other. No pre-season, there’s only 56 games and a new caveat… ‘The Taxi Squad.’ The origin of this term dates back to the 1940s with the AAFC (All-America Football Conference) and its creator, Paul Brown. The progressive Cleveland Browns coach came…
Read More →Asking Winnipeg Jets fans who’s their favourite player of All-Time is like asking a parent who their favourite child is. Combine that with the fact that top-10 lists are extremely subjective and to avoid this awkward conundrum, I present the Top Winnipeg Jets of every generation. The 70s – Whether discussing sports, music or pop…
Read More →Following a disappointing end to last season’s playoffs, which ended after just four games, the Winnipeg Jets are determined to sustain a much deeper postseason run in 2021, but they’ll need to become a much more efficient defensive team to accomplish that feat. There’s no hiding the fact that the Jets over-relied on goalie @Connor…
Read More →Without question, the biggest story of the off-season was whether the Winnipeg Jets would actually trade forward Patrik Laine, but that scenario didn’t end up coming to fruition. So now what? Is he upset that he wasn’t traded during the off-season? Will he let that outcome affect his performance this season? Can the Jets do…
Read More →Asking Winnipeg Jets fans who’s their favourite player of All-Time is like asking a parent who their favourite child is. Combine that with the fact that top-10 lists are extremely subjective and to avoid this awkward conundrum, I present the Top Winnipeg Jets of every generation. The 70s – Whether discussing sports, music or pop…
Read More →Following one of the most unpredictable off-seasons in NHL history, the Winnipeg Jets have officially opened training camp, meaning the internal roster battles are now set to begin. While the majority of the focus will likely be directed to the forward group, and rightly so, the Jets’ blue line should also receive plenty of attention…
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