Posts About "Adam Lowry"
Jets' Lowry Rightfully Suspended
March 3rd, 2019 The NHL Department of Player Safety has suspended Winnipeg Jets' centre Adam Lowry two games for high sticking the Nashville Predators' Filip Forsberg. Their decision is right on the money. Lowry's High Stick Looked Deliberate Some, such as Mike McIntyre, described Lowry's third-period infraction as "errant." Really, though, it's hard...
Jets 4th Line a Winning Combination
October 30th, 2018 The Winnipeg Jets have their issues right now, despite being 7-4-1 on the year, but the play of Andrew Copp, Adam Lowry, and Brandon Tanev hasn't been one of them. In fact, on many nights that line has been a saving grace. The TLC line as fans have affectionately dubbed it, reminiscent of the Tanner Glass, Jim Slater, and...
The Jets Are Big, and Only Getting Bigger
August 1st, 2018 For the Winnipeg Jets, size certainly matters. It's a reality well-known by fans, pundits, and NHL teams alike — when you play the Winnipeg Jets, be prepared for a tough, physical matchup. The Jets are one of the toughest teams in the entire league to play against, and a big part of that is because of their tremendous size. They...
Jets Lucky to Have Team Player Like Lowry
July 25th, 2018 Adam Lowry's valuable traits — his truculence, grit, tenacity, ability to make life miserable for his opponents by throwing his 6-foot-5 frame around, and his adeptness in the dot — are obvious to anyone who has watched the ferocious forward in his four seasons and 281 games in a Winnipeg Jets jersey. What wasn't as obvious until...
Five Toughest Winnipeg Jets
June 30th, 2018 The Winnipeg Jets no longer carry a heavyweight fighter on their roster. As of this writing, they haven't had one since Chris Thorburn. And yet, they're regularly described as one of the toughest, hardest to play against teams in the NHL. The definition of toughness in hockey is changing. The Jets set a franchise low for fights this...
Jets' Lowry Looming Large in Series Lead
April 14th, 2018 Adam Lowry's a big dude, no doubt. His stature, however, is small compared to the contribution he's made to Jets 2-0 round 1 series lead against the Minnesota Wild. The 6-foot-5, 210 pound centre was a key contributor to the Jets' 3-2 and 4-1 wins at Bell MTS Place. In those two games, he was deft in the face-off dot, unabashedly...
