Posts About "Bryan Little"
Jets Finding Ways to Win
October 24th, 2018 The Winnipeg Jets are 6-2-1 heading into Wednesday's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. They are 4-0-1 on their critical early-season homestand. They are third in the Central Divison, hot on the heels of the Nashville Predators and Colorado Avalanche. They are playing nowhere near their potential. Does that statement seem...
Jets Second Line a Sudden Strength
October 22nd, 2018 A Winnipeg Jets line that was a liability early has suddenly become one of their biggest strengths. The second line of Patrik Laine, Bryan Little, and Nikolaj Ehlers were invisible in the Jets' first few games of the season. Through their first three games, they'd combined for just a single point and been overwhelmingly...
Jets Six-Game Homestand Is Critical
October 13th, 2018 The Winnipeg Jets have had an uneven start to the 2018-19 regular season, currently sitting at 2-2-0 and fifth in the Central Division. In two of their games, they've looked like the juggernaut and Stanley Cup favourite many have projected them to be. In the other two — especially in their most recent outing against the Nashville...
Jets Must Find Patrik Laine's Centre
October 10th, 2018 You would think it wouldn't be hard to find chemistry with a player like Patrik Laine. Get him the puck in shooting position and just wait to celebrate. It should be easy. As the Pittsburgh Penguins demonstrated for years, however, finding a running mate for a star player isn't about just sticking him with the best...
Jets Second-Line Centre Options
September 19th, 2018 With the offseason departure of Paul Stastny, the battle to play second-line centre will take centre stage in the Jets' preseason action and likely well into the regular season. Losing a solid option in Stastny, and the great chemistry he had with Patrik Laine and Nik Ehlers, leaves a hole but the Winnipeg Jets have the pieces to fix...
Jets' Dynamic Potential Trio Worth a Shot
July 19th, 2018 A simple number change is all that's needed in and around Winnipeg to fuel debate and conjecture. https://twitter.com/NHLJets/status/1018148125704245250 A few days ago, 21-year-old forward Jack Roslovic changed his number from 52 to 28, sparking immediate speculation online about whether the Jets will put together a 27-28-29 line...
