Based on morning skate, here’s tonight’s #NHLJets line up for Minnesota: Vesalainen-Roslovic-Ehlers Copp-Lowry-Tanev Dano-Suess-Lipon Lemieux-Reichel-Appleton Morrow-Byfuglien Niku-Chiarot Kulikov-Nogier Brossoit starts Comrie @TSN1290Radio @TSNHockey
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JNGD.PRE-2: Bottom Six Tinkering

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Sep 26, 2018, 16:15 EDTUpdated: Sep 26, 2018, 14:23 EDT
The Jets play in their second last pre-season game tonight as the squad faces off against division rivals, the Minnesota Wild. This will be another chance for bubble players to show they belong with the Jets. The Jets are coming off an overtime win over the Flames where the Jets won 5-4.
The Jets play their final preseason game tomorrow against the Devils.
Winnipeg Jets
@
Minnesota Wild
September 26, 2018 – 6:00 pm CT
Xcel Energy Centre – Minneapolis, Minnesota
TV: TSN3; Radio: TSN 1290
Wild Notes
- Ryan Suter will be suiting up for the first time tonight, he wasn’t expected to play because of an ankle injury sustained at the end of the 2017-18 season.
- The Wild will be icing a veteran laden lineup, which is probably a foreshadow of things to come for the regular season.
Jets Notes
- Jack Roslovic continues to get a look at centre, he’s between Ehlers and Vesalainen. Could this be a combo we see in the regular season?
- Nik Ehlers continues to impress, scoring two goals against the Flames, one of them being the game winning goal.
- Brossoit gets the start again, he seems to be winning the battle for backup between him and Eric Comrie.
- Paul Maurice mentions that he will be using tonight’s game and tomorrow’s game to tinker with the bottom six for the Jets’ regular season lineup.
- This is game six of seven in 10 days. This is why you are not seeing a ton of Jets veterans in every game.
Breaking News
- What does the Jets’ projected lineup look like after the first three weeks of NHL free agency?
- Remaining players from the 2025-26 Winnipeg Jets: Jets Nation year in review finale
- Anchored by puck-moving blueliners and steady veterans: the rest of the defencemen Jets Nation year in review
- Not enough production from the rest of the forward group: Jets Nation year in review
- Quality two-way depth forwards: Alex Iafallo and Morgan Barron Jets Nation year in review

