Brad Lambert’s 2025-26 season kind of felt like what development often looks like for young NHL forwards. There have been flashes of excitement, a few frustrating detours, and long stretches where the organization was clearly trying to figure out exactly what it had in the player.
The Winnipeg Jets are getting multiple pieces back to the NHL roster as they look to finish a disappointing campaign on a strong note. About an hour after the trade deadline, the Jets announced they have activated defenseman Josh Morrissey from the injured reserve, and recalled forwards Brad Lambert and Isak Rosen from the AHL’s Manitoba Moose.
The Winnipeg Jets have fallen down the standings in the NHL after a rather promising start. At this time, they are the fifth-worst team in the NHL on points.
Brad Lambert has been one of the Winnipeg Jets’ most compelling prospects since they drafted him in 2022. His speed, shiftiness, and ability to dictate play through the neutral zone give him genuine top-six potential — the type of rare forward talent organizations typically refuse to part with unless they’re blown away.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
As long as the Toronto Maple Leafs are struggling and the trade markets are limited, a case will need to be made for and against every interesting player that hits the trade market.
Yesterday afternoon, we learned that Brad Lambert was likely to be traded. The young player is unhappy with his use in Winnipeg, and the Jets have allowed him to discuss a trade with other clubs.
Next up in our series of “Should the Vancouver Canucks trade for this player on the trade market?” articles comes a name that is not exactly household.
It has been an interesting career for Brad Lambert with the Winnipeg Jets. He burst onto the scene with 55 points in 64 games in his rookie AHL season.
A whirlwind hit the Winnipeg Jets today as Brad Lambert’s agency, ORR, has been granted permission by the Winnipeg Jets to seek a trade partner for their client, Brad Lambert.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Despite typically being one of the first forwards recalled in case of injury, Winnipeg Jets forward prospect Brad Lambert is reportedly disgruntled about his position within the Jets organization.
The Winnipeg Jets have given forward Brad Lambert and his representation permission to speak with other teams about a potential trade, Frank Seravalli reported Thursday afternoon.
The Winnipeg Jets’ forward core is going to have several differences for their upcoming contest against the Columbus Blue Jackets. Winnipeg announced that they’ve activated forwards Morgan Barron and Cole Koepke from the injured reserve.
The Winnipeg Jets recalled defenseman Kale Clague from the Manitoba Moose and reassigned Brad Lambert to the Moose, per team release this morning. The roster movement came after Haydn Fleury exited yesterday’s game after blocking a shot that hit his knee.
Winnipeg Jets prospect Brad Lambert was injured in Saturday night’s contest against the Iowa Wild to close out the home portion of the Manitoba Moose’s season.
The Winnipeg Jets announced today that they’ve recalled forward Brad Lambert from their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Manitoba Moose. This is Lambert’s second time being called up this season.
The Winnipeg Jets recalled 21-year-old forward Nikita Chibrikov earlier today. In a similar vein, Brad Lambert was sent back down to the Manitoba Moose.
The Winnipeg Jets announced that they have placed forward Nikolaj Ehlers on injured reserve, retroactive to Nov. 29. Ehlers was injured in Nov. 29 game against the Vegas Golden Knights when he threw a hit on Golden Knights forward Pavel Dorofeyev resulting in an awkward ending where Dorofeyev appeared to step on Ehlers’ foot.
The Winnipeg Jets are in the midst of a rough stretch for the first time this season. After having the best start in the history of the NHL, the team is 4-6 in their last 10 games and losers of their last three.
The Winnipeg Jets made the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2024. And they even started off with an emphatic statement against the Colorado Avalanche. The Jets won Game 1 of their first-round series against Colorado by scoring seven goals against the Avs.
Welcome back to another edition of Around the NHL. We are roughly a month away from training camps opening up across the league as the dog days of summer are upon us.
As is the case every year at the draft, talented prospects slip and fall on the various lists of experts and analysts. Once in the draft, these same names are often ignored for several picks before finally landing somewhere.