The Winnipeg Jets have recalled defenceman Isaak Phillips from the Manitoba Moose. The move came after defenceman Colin Miller was placed on injured reserve retroactive to January 11th.
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It has been a miserable season so far, to say the least, for the Winnipeg Jets. But with two straight victories following an 11-game losing streak, the Jets can secure their longest winning streak since Nov.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
The Winnipeg Jets announced Monday they have placed defenseman Colin Miller on injured reserve. In a corresponding move, they have recalled defenseman Isaak Phillips from the AHL’s Manitoba Moose.
Winnipeg has finally won two games in a row. Last night, they pulled off a 4-3 comeback over the New Jersey Devils at Canada Life Centre on Sunday. Tanner Pearson’s third-period goal proved decisive, sliding the puck under Jake Allen after a slick feed from Josh Morrissey.
The Winnipeg Jets won their second straight game Sunday afternoon, edging the visiting New Jersey Devils 4-3 after snapping an 11-game slide in their previous outing.
The Winnipeg Jets defeated the New Jersey Devils 4-3 Sunday afternoon at Canada Life Centre in a back-and-forth affair. Tanner Pearson’s goal at 6:17 of the third period broke a 3-3 tie and stood up as the game winner.
As the Winnipeg Jets continue to search for answers in what has become a difficult and frustrating season, change is no longer just a quiet possibility — it’s becoming inevitable.
You could look at the final score and leave it at that, but Friday night’s 5-1 Winnipeg Jets win over the Los Angeles Kings came with a few stories worth sticking around for.
In Gary Bettman’s NHL, anything can happen. Parity has allowed a team like the New York Islanders to go from having the first-overall pick in the draft to competing for first place in the Metropolitan Division.
The Winnipeg Jets finally stopped the slide on Friday night. A 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings ended an 11-game losing skid. It was the team’s longest stretch without a win since returning to Winnipeg in 2011.
You could just look at the final score and leave it at that, but Friday night’s Winnipeg Jets’ 5-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings racked up a few stories worth mentioning.
Mark Scheifele scored two goals to help the Winnipeg Jets end an 11-game winless streak with a 5-1 win against the visiting Los Angeles Kings on Friday night.
From league leaders to last place, the Jets’ collapse has been swift, stunning and deeply revealing The Winnipeg Jets did not slowly fade away. They fell.
The Winnipeg Jets were the best team in the NHL last season. Winners of the President's Trophy and with the best goalie in the world, they were a Stanley Cup contender and the expectation this season was that they would continue those championship ambitions.
It’s been a miserable campaign for the Winnipeg Jets, who have followed up their President’s Trophy-winning 2024-25 season by sitting 15-21-5 and dead last in National Hockey League standings through 41 games.
TSN: The Winnipeg Jets are looking for some scoring help, but as Darren Dreger says, teams are giving away scoring wingers or top centers. There is the cost aspect if someone is available, and how much are the Jets willing to give up?
The Winnipeg Jets have been arguably the NHL’s most disappointing team this season, as last year’s Presidents’ Trophy winners have fallen to last place in the league standings.
The Jets announced they’ve recalled forward Danny Zhilkin from the AHL’s Manitoba Moose. Defenseman Haydn Fleury was placed on injured reserve in the corresponding move.
The pair of Winnipeg Jets’ prospects participating in the 2026 World Junior Championship (WJC) captured the tournament’s ultimate prize and looked good doing it.
Sometimes in hockey, reality has a way of hitting harder than you expect. The Winnipeg Jets went from winning the Presidents’ Trophy last season to sitting near the bottom of the league with just 34 points in 40 games.
Ottawa Senators forward Brady Tkachuk was victimized by a punch he did not see coming during the second period of Saturday night’s game against the Winnipeg Jets.