Michigan State alum Mason Appleton is entering a critical time in his life: unrestricted free agency. A seven-year veteran, Appleton has spent nearly his entire NHL career with the Winnipeg Jets — aside from a 49-game stint with the Seattle Kraken, who took him in the expansion draft.
It’s time for another edition of NHL rumours. The conference finals have arrived, but we’re talking about teams that have been eliminated. Some clubs made a run to the second round.
The Winnipeg Jets can close out their series against the St. Louis Blues with a Game 6 win. Up 3-2 in the series, the Jets have followed the lead of star forward Kyle Connor.
The Winnipeg Jets are famous for the 'Whiteout' that occurs at every home playoff game, and some Jets players and opponents have spoken about it. The Winnipeg Whiteout has been a playoff tradition for years, and it still has the power to rattle players, even the hometown Jets.
The Winnipeg Jets will have a major hole on their third line for the foreseeable future. Mike McIntyre of the Winnipeg Free Press reported yesterday evening that forward Mason Appleton would miss the next few weeks with a lower-body injury.
Winnipeg Jets head coach Scott Arniel announced on Monday that center Mason Appleton will be out on a week-to-week basis with a lower-body injury. It’s unclear what the cause of the injury, as Appleton was announced as a late scratch for Monday’s 3-0 win over the Nashville Predators.
Is Mason Appleton going to score a goal when his Winnipeg Jets meet the Seattle Kraken on Thursday? The puck drops at 10:00 PM ET — we can help you make the best wager via the stats and insights available in this article.
After feeling the lowest of the lows from being so close yet so far away from a Stanley Cup win, all we can do is get back on the horse and hope for a better result when June rolls back around.
Mason Appleton was born on January 15th, 1996 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA. He is a forward who primarily plays right-wing and has spent his NHL playing career with the Winnipeg Jets on two separate occasions and the Seattle Kraken.
We split our hockey looks yesterday, ending a four-day clean streak and dropping us to 9-1 in our past five days. YB's Griffin Carroll has two new looks for Tuesday night.
In a battle of two teams who needed a win, the Edmonton Oilers came out on top. The Oilers dropped back-to-back games this weekend, starting with an ugly loss in the spotlight against the Toronto Maple Leafs which was followed up by a blown lead in Ottawa against the lowly Senators.
Thank you to Clayton Keller for burying an empty netter to deliver us a much needed win here. Many are saying that was just the jolt we needed to get going on a massive weekend run, and we support those rumors.