Winnipeg must break a horrid trend when its Stanley Cup playoff series with the Dallas Stars resumes on Tuesday: The Jets must find a way to win on the road.
Would a change between the pipes give an added boost to the Winnipeg Jets? On Monday’s episode of Daily Faceoff LIVE, Frank Seravalli and Tyler Yaremchuk chatted about Connor Hellebuyck’s continued playoff struggles and whether the Jets should go with Eric Comrie in Game 4 against the Dallas Stars.
A recurring and troubling postseason trend was once again on display during the Winnipeg Jets’ Game 3 Sunday loss: their propensity for allowing multiple goals in quick succession.
It’s been a tale of two Connor Hellebuyck’s so far in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The Hart Trophy finalist has been excellent on home ice for the Winnipeg
There are indelible images of certain athletes in specific uniforms. Barry Sanders wearing the Honolulu blue and silver of the Detroit Lions, for example.
The Winnipeg Jets trail 2-1 in the Western Conference semifinals against the Dallas Stars following a tough Game 3 loss on Sunday night. The defeat came with no shortage of controversy, with the Stars’ game-winning goal in the third period evidently coming off Alexander Petrovic’s skate.
A pivotal moment in Game 3 of the second-round series between the Winnipeg Jets and the Dallas Stars left Jets head coach Scott Arniel baffled and frustrated. The Stars took a 3-2 lead early in the third period on a controversial goal by Alex Petrovic, one that Arniel insisted should have been overturned on review.
The nightmare that Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck is living through continues without any relief in sight. Even though he is the likely Vezina Trophy winner and a candidate for the Hart Trophy as the NHL’s MVP, Hellebuyck’s play in postseason road games has been brutal.
The Winnipeg Jets lost to the Dallas Stars 5-2 on Sunday and trail their Stanley Cup Playoffs series 2-1. Stars defenseman Alex Petrovic scored the game-winning goal early in the second period, but not without controversy.
The Dallas Stars and Winnipeg Jets were tied in Game 3 when Alexander Petrovic directed a puck towards the net with his foot. The puck passed Connor Hellebuyck, which led the officials to review whether the Stars’ defenseman used a kicking motion to score the goal.
The on-ice officials are facing scrutiny from fans after a controversial call ruling allowed what appeared to be a kicked-puck stand as a Stars go-ahead goal.
A controversial goal by Alexander Petrovic was enough to win game three for the Dallas Stars, who won 5-2 to derail the surging Winnipeg Jets Sunday afternoon at American Airlines Center.
The Winnipeg Jets and Dallas Stars play in a crucial Game 3 matchup. With the series lead and the momentum up for grabs, both sides are fighting hard for the next victory.
Connor Hellebuyck’s 21-save shutout was the talk of the town as the Winnipeg Jets walked over the Dallas Stars 4-0 to even the series Friday night at Canada Life Centre.
The Winnipeg Jets were able to hold off the Dallas Stars in Game 2, evening up the best-of-seven playoff series. Winnipeg showed why they were the best team in the NHL all season long, shutting out the explosive Dallas offense.
A Josh Morrissey injury had the Winnipeg Jets scrambling. However, an unsung hero named Haydn Fleury rose to the occasion. For the defenseman, this isn’t the first time he’s had his name called.
The Winnipeg Jets shut out the Dallas Stars 4-0 at Canada Life Centre Friday evening in Game 2 to draw the second-round series even at one apiece. Here, we’ll dive into four takeaways from the contest.
The Winnipeg Jets didn't have the start they hoped for in their second-round series against the Dallas Stars, losing Game 1 3-2 at home on Wednesday night.
The Winnipeg Jets seem set to have the healthiest lineup that they’ve had all playoffs, as defenseman Josh Morrissey is likely to return for Game 2 against the Dallas Stars on Friday.
While people are excited to see what’s going to happen across the Stanley Cup Playoffs, there’s a critical game set to take place in Canada’s heartland.
The Winnipeg Jets fell 3-2 in Game One against the Dallas Stars, and after the game, Jets Head Coach Scott Arniel absolutely ripped the team for the performance.
The Winnipeg Jets have been really filling their barn during this playoff run, and Gary Bettman has taken notice, as the NHL Commissioner praised the fanbase.