The Jets got into a bit of a crazy track meet with the New York Rangers on opening night and at one point in the third period even had a lead, but the defense and goaltending for Winnipeg couldn’t seal the deal and the Jets dropped to 0-1-0 with a 6-4 loss to the Blueshirts.
Read More →Welcome to “2 Guys and a Goalie,” starring Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage, and Matt Kassian and presented by Odds Shark, Popeye’s Louisiana Chicken, and Sports Clips Haircuts. The show focuses on stories, notes, transactions, and everything else happening all around the NHL and the world of hockey. For Episode 6, Kass is away, but Dusty…
Read More →Finally! The Jets start this season looking at two games on back to back nights against two teams who missed the playoffs last season but have both improved over the summer. Yes, there is issues with the defense and they are on the road, but there is a strong chance the Jets start the season…
Read More →Every website does predictions, very few circle back to them at the end of the season unless they nailed it or want a laugh at how comically off they were. Who are we to go against such tradition?
Read More →Hockey’s back! It’s been an awfully long time since we’ve seen the Jets play meaningful hockey. While the preseason is important, it can’t compare to the regular season when games actually matter in the standings. In terms of the game at hand, the Jets begin their season in New York where they are facing off…
Read More →With their first month in their new city complete, the Winnipeg ICE have thus far lived up to expectations.
Read More →There were just two waiver claims processed in the NHL on Tuesday and they both involved the Winnipeg Jets. The Jets claimed defenseman Carl Dahlstrom from the Chicago Blackhawks, but lost goaltender Eric Comrie who was claimed by the Arizona Coyotes.
Read More →Welcome to “2 Guys and a Goalie,” starring Dustin Nielson, Joaquin Gage, and Matt Kassian and presented by Odds Shark, Popeye’s Louisiana Chicken, and Sports Clips Haircuts. The show focuses on stories, notes, transactions, and everything else happening all around the NHL and the world of hockey. For Episode Five, the boys chat about @Patrik…
Read More →It’s been a long journey, but we are finally at the end of our Line Dancing series. It’s been a blast going through various options that the Jets have heading into the season and seeing how the puzzle might get pieced together for game one. One of the things that always amazes me about this…
Read More →The next time the Winnipeg Jets take the ice, the games actually matter. It’s not that preseason is worthless, but everything that happens needs to be taken with a grain of salt. We saw great performances on one night and terrible performances just days later. It’s a lot to sort through, especially with so many…
Read More →It started slow but the finish was pretty crazy as the Winnipeg Jets managed to overcome a blown third period lead (yes, again) and an early attack against early in overtime, to see Josh Morrissey score the game winning goal to even up the final preseason record to 3-3-1. Bring on the regular season!
Read More →We’re finally at the end of preseason hockey and even with a less than ideal record of 2-3-1 (remember kids, records in preseason don’t actually mean that much) Jets fans are feeling pretty good about things having seen the team sign both Patrik Laine to a bridge deal and Kyle Connor to a long term…
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