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Pittsburgh PenguinsIn the three weeks since the Winnipeg Jets final game of the 2013 season, four Jets began their offseason conditioning by joining their respective countries for the 2013 International Ice Hockey Federation World Championships in Stockholm and Helsinki. Those four Jets are Andrew Ladd (Canada) Ondrej Pavelec (Czech Republic), Arturs Kulda (Latvia), and Jacob Trouba (United ...
It was a less than stellar season for Claude Noel and his Winnipeg Jets, but it wasn’t a total loss of a season.
In the lockout shortened year, the Jets managed to go 24-21-3, good for second place in the Southeast Division, behind the Washington Capitals.
With a “close but no cigar” ending to their playoff hopes Thursday night, the Jets enter the offseason earlier than hoped and look to find answers.
The Winnipeg Jets are still very much in a playoff hunt. Winnipeg’s 2-1 victory Monday evening over the Buffalo Sabres brought the Jets to within one point of three possible playoff spots that the Rangers, Senators and Capitals hold. Winnipeg threw everything they had Sabre netminder Jhonas Enroth outshooting Buffalo 15-4 in the first period ...
Andrew Ladd has been the captain of the Thrashers/Jets for 3 years and is starting to flourish in the role. It’s not an easy task to become a captain for a NHL team. To show true leadership by not only a voice in the locker room but also to produce on the ice as well ...
The Winnipeg Jets have strung together five straight wins , counterbalancing their five game skid just a few weeks ago. As impressive as it’s been, all five wins have come in the MTS Centre in Winnipeg. The games after their six game home stand (they have one more remaining against the New York Islanders) will ...
Winning three straight games to snap a five-game losing streak, the Winnipeg Jets have pulled out of their nose dive and are looking to soar to the franchise’s first postseason birth since 2007. As of Monday, the Jets sit in second place in the southeast division behind the Washington Capitals. Winnipeg is within four points ...
After dropping three in a row on the road, the Winnipeg Jets have gotten hot back on home ice.
The team have won three straight, with wins against Philadelphia, Buffalo and Florida. And with two more to go at home, the Jets are staying tight in the race for the Southeast.
Winnipeg seemed to respond to the lineup changes head coach Claude Noel made as Alexander Burmistrov scored his first goal in 18 games to give the Jets the early advantage. Burmistrov, who was flanked by Andrew Ladd and Dustin Byfuglien on the left and right wings, respectively, took advantage of the wide open space in the ...
The Southeast division in the NHL has been anything but spectacular this lockout-shortened season, however, with less than 15 games remaining in the shortened season, the winner of the division is coming down to the wire. As the Winnipeg Jets dropped their fourth game in a row Tuesday night to the New York Islanders, the ...
As the NHL trade deadline approaches this Wednesday, one team that likely won’t be doing much are the Winnipeg Jets. The Jets, who dropped their 3rd straight Monday to the New York Rangers, lead the Southeast division by 4 points. Despite the division lead, the Jets could use a trade or two to improve a ...
