Thoughts on the Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, Winnipeg ICE, and the NHL
Four segments of 13 points will get the Winnipeg Jets to 95 points –
I’ve already conceded that the Winnipeg Jets will not make the playoffs but for you, optimistic fans out there that still have hope here is what needs to happen. I call it the race to 52 points.
Four segments of 13 points will get the Winnipeg Jets to 95 points –
I’ve already conceded that the Winnipeg Jets will not make the playoffs but for you optimistic fans out there that still have hope here is what needs to happen. I call it the race to 52 points.
Winnipeg Jets prospects at WJHC –
The 2022 U20 WJHC starts on Sunday, Dec.26 in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alberta. The Winnipeg Jets will have two of their first rounders and two of their second rounders representing four countries in this year’s event. [Read more…]
Winnipeg Jets grades for the defencemen and goaltenders –
At this time last season, the Winnipeg Jets defensive corp was well below league average in my opinion but Kevin Cheveldayoff added a couple of solid mid-range defencemen that have vastly improved the Winnipeg Jets back end. This season this corp is far better moving the puck in transition but the defensive system seems to still struggle even with an overall better defensive corp. The system is flawed at times and still allows too many high-danger chances. The goaltending is still way better than average but the special teams are an embarrassment considering the personnel this team employs. [Read more…]
Winnipeg Jets grades for the forwards:
As usual in any hockey season, any given NHL roster is going to have its surprises and its disappointments. The Winnipeg Jets are no exception. The Winnipeg Jets forward group in the first quarter of the season has been very inconsistent with the exception of Kyle Connor and Pierre-Luc Dubois. [Read more…]
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