#JNAirMail: Why Do You Guys Want To Trade Laine?!
Source: Jets Nation
Date: 2019-02-18
Yes the Jets are struggling and it’s got us all a bit flustered, but my goodness why do you all want to trade Patrik Laine? I’ll have more on why it’s such a bad idea to trade Laine later this week, but for now this week’s AirMail sees a few of asking if it’s a thing we should do and the short answer is NO. We also get a question about what kind of contract he should get. JetsNation AirMail is where we ask for your questions, you either @ them to us on Twitter, send them to us on Facebook or even old school electronic mail them to us and then we answer them here! But please, stop asking us if we’d trade Laine. Thinking maybe we should trade for Stone. Sign him. And let Laine walk. Am
Continue ReadingWeekly Jets Anxiety Level Check In – To Trade or Not To Trade
Source: Arctic Ice Hockey
Date: 2019-02-18
The Winnipeg Jets have lost three of their last five games, and we’re a week away from trade deadline. Nothing to worry about, right? Right!? I suppose when head coach Paul Maurice says that he’s concerned about the Jets play of late, it’s fine for me to be anxious. It’s a long season, and the Jets are still in first place in the Central division. Yet, there is no denying, they are in a bit of a funk. We’re also a week away from a trade deadline that has me more confused as to which direction the team should take than I’ve ever felt.
Continue ReadingJets Slumping at Worst Possible Time
Source: The Hockey Writers
Date: 2019-02-18
One often hears, from NHL players, coaches, and media, about the importance of heading into playoffs on the right foot. Indeed, reaching peak performance at the right time and entering
Continue ReadingThe Winnipeg Jets and Ottawa Senators are talking trade(s)
Source: Arctic Ice Hockey
Date: 2019-02-18
The Jets and Sens will probably make a trade within the next week. The Winnipeg Jets are looking to be active on the trade market again. After trading for Paul Stastny out of no where last year (once they lost out on Derrick Brassard), rumours have been flying about for who the Jets are targeting. One team that has been central to the Jets trade rumours has been the Ottawa Senators. The Sens are the worst team in the NHL, but they have some very good players on their team. Both Mark Stone and Matt Duchene could help the Jets o
Continue ReadingWinnipeg Jets Morning Papers
Source: Illegal Curve Hockey
Date: 2019-02-18
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Continue ReadingWinnipeg Jets Morning Papers
Source: Illegal Curve Hockey
Date: 2019-02-17
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Continue ReadingGame Recap: Winnipeg Owned by Ottawa....Again.
Source: Arctic Ice Hockey
Date: 2019-02-17
This can’t keep happening. It can’t. Hockey can be a beguiling sport. The Winnipeg Jets are first in the Central Division with two games in hand on the second-place squad. The Ottawa Senators are a lottery team without the reward you’re supposed to get from being one of the worst rosters in the league (thanks Colorado). And yet, both these teams have been playing some alarmingly similar hockey as of late. Neither team has been good at generating 5v5 offense, and there’s quite a bit of trade talk surrounding the duo. For the Jets, tonight presented a unique opportunity to savor the last hours of
Continue ReadingSenators Down Jets on Dzingel OT Winner
Source: The Hockey Writers
Date: 2019-02-17
WINNIPEG — Ryan Dzingel scored at 3:44 of overtime as the Ottawa Senators defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 on Saturday. Mark Stone, Rudolfs Balcers and Matt Duchene scored power-play goals for Ottawa. Stone and Dzingel each had one assist. Tyler Myers scored twice and Brandon Tanev added a goal and an assist for the Jets (36-19-4), who are 2-3-2 in their last seven games. Myers and Tanev each scored a short-handed goal. Anders Nilsson stopped 23 shots for the Senators, (22-31-5), who occupy the bottom of the NHL standings and are 3-7-0 in their past 10 games.
Continue ReadingJNGD.S8.G59 Recap: Jets Fall To Senators Again In Overtime
Source: Jets Nation
Date: 2019-02-17
Yes, the Winnipeg Jets are a first place club. No one will dispute that. But after two losses to the Ottawa freakin Senators in a seven day span – tonight being a 4-3 loss in overtime at home to the Sens – in two games where the Jets really didn’t look that good in either, there also can’t be any debate that there is something wrong with this team in terms of how they play and how they are coached. This wasn’t so much a win by the Senators as it was the Jets just handing over the game (and more to the point the puck) repeatedly. Yes, the Jets are still in first after tonight, but it’s nights like this that are the reason many have expressed concern. While there is still reason to be hopeful, the problems this team has with getting out of their own end, allowing far too many shots while not generating any of their own and simple things like bad passing seem to be getting worse at a time when we should really start seeing
Continue ReadingRyan Dzingel scores in overtime, Senators beat Jets
Source: Sportsnet
Date: 2019-02-17
WINNIPEG — Ryan Dzingel scored at 3:44 of overtime as the Ottawa Senators defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 on Saturday. Mark Stone, Rudolfs Balcers and Matt Duchene scored power-play goals for Ottawa. Stone and Dzingel each had one assist. Tyler Myers scored twice and Brandon Tanev added a goal and an assist for the Jets (36-19-4), who are 2-3-2 in their last seven games. Myers and Tanev each scored a short-handed goal. Anders Nilsson stopped 23 shots for the Senators, (22-31-5), who occupy the bottom of the NHL standings and are 3-7-0 in their past 10 games. Laurent Brossoit made 37 saves for the Jets, a week after he was in ne
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