Thoughts on the Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, and the National Hockey League
The Winnipeg Jets have kept themselves in the playoff race despite many writing off their chances prior to the season. I will give my two cents on the teams strengths and opportunities at the quarter mark of the season. Flying Steady is what they have done well. Climbing Higher and what needs to be done moving forward.
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Winnipeg Jets fans would likely respond “of course!” I ask not to question a fan’s belief in their team but from a realistic winning stand point is this team for real. Are they finally turning it around and playing the right way?
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Who Wants to “Hide” and Who Wants to “Seek”?
Kevin Cheveldayoff spent most of the off-season “hiding” with very little results to show for as improvements outside of the draft goes. He extended a few more contracts and let Olli Jokinen go while adding Mathieu Perreault for less money. A good signing but overall not going to win you “General Manager of the Year” award. Winnipeg Jets fans, though a little distraught, were likely willing to give him the benefit of the doubt had we come out above 500 after nine games but the sub par record now has the Winnipeg Jets fans “seeking” the answers. [Read more…]
There are a plethora of opinions as to what the problem is and vast ideas on how to solve it. I have heard everything in the past twenty-four hours from that coach Paul Maurice isn’t working out, get rid of General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff, trade captain Andrew Ladd, all the way to do nothing and tank the season for Connor McDavid. [Read more…]
We were treated to a fast paced goal filled gala from our Jets to kick off the season and all was right with the world for Jets fans!
Next, we headed over to California to face two powerhouses in the San Jose Sharks and Los Angeles Kings, followed by the start of a five game home stand against the Nashville Predators and Calgary Flames. Don’t think I need to go into great detail as to how those games went for us…. Safe to say that Boring Identity reared its ugly head again. [Read more…]
