The Winnipeg Jets need to start the retool now and not in the off-season-
In a year that has gone off the rails, it makes sense to me to start the retooling right now.
Retool ~ Verb
1. equip with new or adapted tools.
2. adapt or alter to make them more useful or suitable.
The good guys are currently sitting at 18-17-7 going in the NHL’s All-Star break which puts them 6th in the Central Division and the news gets worse. The Jets sit 9 points out of the last wildcard position and need to jump over five teams with only fourty games left in the season. Even the most diehard fan knows there is no way in hell with the way this team is playing from the goaltender out that we will see a Whiteout this season. Let’s call it what it is, another lost season and move on. I know, I know the truth hurts but I’m not here to wave pom-poms or blow smoke you know where.
1. Jets: The Winnipeg Jets went winless on this road trip, bookending two losses with an overtime loss and a shootout loss. It’s hard to be overly critical with the effort in most of the games but this team just lacks any type of killer instinct. They have had multiple chances to extend leads but they let teams hang around and eventually lose. The Jets record sits at 17-14-7 and they are 3 points out of the last wildcard position. 
1. Jets: The Winnipeg Jets won their only game this past week, defeating Detroit 3-0 in a solid road win. This win keeps them within striking distance of the final wildcard spot in the Western Conferfence. This was a huge win with the Jets heading out on a four-game road trip next week with games against four very tough teams. With games in Washington, Nashville, Boston, and Pittsburgh this could be a season defining road trip and I would think four points is a must. Right now the Jets record sits at 17-12-5 and they are 3 points out of the last wildcard position. 
1. Jets: After being schooled by Carolina on Tuesday night the Winnipeg Jets rebounded by getting 3 points out of Seattle and Vancouver and ended up 1-1-1 on the week. The Jets record sits at 13-9-5 on the season and they currently occupy the last Wild Card spot.
1. Jets: The Winnipeg Jets had a decent week and rediscovered their goal-scoring as they went 2-1-0. Their record currently sits at 12-8-4 on the season. The Jets now play Carolina at home on Tuesday night and then head out west for back-to-backs versus Seattle and Vancouver on Thursday and Friday. 
