Finns Flash in Today’s NHL Kyle Gipe | March 20, 2018 As hockey has grown as a global sport, an increase in non-North American players in the NHL has occurred simultaneously. Although the best and largest number of players still come…
The NHL’s Top 10 Snipers Jeff Seide | March 14, 2018 His lightning-quick release and laser-like accuracy keeps goaltenders awake at night. He’s the player they fear facing on a breakaway. He’s the one who wires one into the top corner…
Patrik Laine and the Path to 600 Goals Jacob Messing | March 12, 2018 You can’t predict a 20-year career based on 141 games, but Patrik Laine is proving to be the NHL’s next elite goal scorer. Leading up to the 2016 NHL Draft,…
Top 3 Draft Pairings Forever Linked Jacob Messing | March 6, 2018 Every June, the NHL Entry Draft produces new trade talk, free-agency speculation and of course, the game’s forthcoming superstars eager to fulfill their NHL dreams. Draft day sees coveted teenagers…
Jets Laine Is Legit (Just Ask the Hurricanes) Mark Shiver | March 5, 2018 Sunday night hockey is always nice to have on the calendar. When a hot Western Conference team comes to town, and they are coached by a former coach of the…
Stastny Gives Jets the NHL’s Best Attack Rob Mahon | March 4, 2018 Paul Stastny did not come cheaply for the Winnipeg Jets, but players worth having on the roster rarely do. After just two games, it’s evident Stastny is worth having. The…
Should Winnipeg Bring Max Domi Home? Rob Mahon | February 26, 2018 Max Domi was born in Winnipeg, though raised in Ontario, during the dying years of the old Winnipeg Jets. Now he might be a big piece of the playoff puzzle…
Europe Producing Better Rookies than North America Kyle Gipe | February 8, 2018 The Canadian Hockey League (CHL) has produced more talent than any other developmental league, representing 52 percent of NHL rosters on opening night this season. This should come as no…
Jets Get First Taste of Adversity with Scheifele Injury Rob Mahon | December 29, 2017 Everything had been going pretty much according to plan for the Winnipeg Jets. Apparently, a little too much so. The Jets, beset by injuries last year in devastating fashion, had gone…
Winnipeg Jets: Your New Favourite NHL Team Rob Mahon | December 21, 2017 The Winnipeg Jets bandwagon hasn’t exactly been overcrowded through their playoff-less seasons. At this rate, it will start filling up in a real hurry. The Jets are playing fast, physical,…
Jets Soaring Towards Franchise Records Sean Olinkin | December 14, 2017 The Winnipeg Jets are off to one of the hottest starts in franchise history. I know this because I spent the last three hours combing the record books. Looking at…
Hockey Suddenly Not So Hard for Laine Rob Mahon | November 16, 2017 It seems hard to believe now, but it wasn’t that long ago Patrik Laine was lamenting how tough hockey was for him. That self-pity, thankfully, hasn’t lasted long. Laine recently…
