Thoughts on the Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, and the National Hockey League
Carl Klingberg played this past season in the AHL for the St. Johns IceCaps.
Position: RW Shoots: Right
DOB: Jan.28,
Height: 6’3 Weight: 205
Selected by: Atlanta Round: 2nd Overall: 34th Year: 2009 NHL Entry Draft
I will be continuing my prospect analysis today with Winnipeg Jets prospect Carl Klingberg. I like to pick a current prospect or roster player on one of my favorite teams and look back at their post draft projections. [Read more…]
Bryan Little played this past season in the NHL for the Winnipeg Jets
Position: Center Shoots: Right
DOB: Nov.12,
Height: 5’11 Weight: 185
Selected by: Atlanta Round: 1st Overall: 12th Year: 2006 NHL Entry Draft
I will be continuing my prospect analysis today with Winnipeg Jets center Bryan Little. I like to pick a current roster player on one of my favorite teams and look back at their post draft projections. The projections are based on their amateur careers and draft position. [Read more…]
Why does Coyote fan Mitch have this “thing”? Haha
Yesterday, Mitch laid out the groundwork on a twitter “disscussion” (“diss” being important) that has mushroomed into a bet. I won’t go over what Mitch has said regarding our allegiances in too much detail, read here ☛ Mitch’s post ☚ but a couple of things… [Read more…]
Sometimes, killing time on twitter can lead to some interesting if not humorous conversations. On a boring Monday night in August, ex-WHA Winnipeg Jets defenceman and original NHL 1.0 Winnipeg Jet Scott Campbell and I were goofing off on twitter with the regulars just like any other night and we got into some friendly Jets/Coyotes 2013-14 playoff banter. [Read more…]
Evander Kane played this past season in the NHL for the Winnipeg Jets
Position: LW Shoots: Left
DOB: Aug.2,
Height: 6’2 Weight: 195
Selected by: Atlanta Round: 1st Overall: 4th Year: 2009 NHL Entry Draft
I like to pick a current roster player on one of my favorite teams and look back at their post draft projections. The projections are based on their amateur careers and draft position. One of my favorite websites for this sort of thing is Hockey’s Future. [Read more…]
