Posts About "Jack Roslovic"
Revisiting Doug Armstrong's Drafts — 2015
March 25th, 2019 We have been traveling back in time to revisit St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong's draft record, and evaluate the claim that he is a strong drafter. For other entries in our series, view the index below: 2010: Two stars arrive2011: Second round success2012: A diamond in the rough2013: A year to forget2014: Success after...
Jets' Roslovic Making the Most of More Minutes
February 4th, 2019 Prior to January, Jack Roslovic spent the majority of his time this season on the Winnipeg Jets' bottom-six, simply as result of the team's riches up front. Logging less than 10 minutes per game, he had limited opportunities to show off his adept passing, elite vision and wicked shot. About a month ago, though, his top-six...
Jets' Roslovic Finally Getting a Top-Six Shot
January 8th, 2019 So far this season, Winnipeg Jets forward Jack Roslovic has been biding his time, waiting for his shot to show what he can do in an expanded role. His wait is over; his shot has arrived. Ehlers' Injury Equals Roslovic's Opportunity This season, Roslovic has been toiling away among the Jets' bottom-six, doing what he can...
Jets Should Remove Jack Roslovic's Training Wheels
November 20th, 2018 The Winnipeg Jets are well familiar with the problem they're having with Jack Roslovic right now. He's a young offensive stud that deserves top-six minutes, but they have only so many top-six minutes to go around. The Jets have been here before and will be again. When you're as loaded up front as the Jets are, some good young...
Jets Need to Reignite Nikolaj Ehlers
October 23rd, 2018 For Nikolaj Ehlers, everything that can go wrong this season with the Winnipeg Jets has. That's why, entering play on Monday, Oct. 22 against the St. Louis Blues, Ehlers had no goals and a paltry three assists in eight games. For a scorer like Ehlers, that stat line is not acceptable. Ehlers is one of the most skilled...
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...
