I hate the shootout. Not because the Jets lost last night because they couldn't beat a weaker team, but because it's not the way a team game should end. Also because the Jets just don't seem to be very good at it.
If it wasn't for the brilliance of Ondrej Pavelec once again, the Jets may not have even escaped the usually safe MTS Centre with a point that they really didn't deserve. Frans Nielsen slipped a backhand past Pavelec to win it in a shootout.
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Ovechkin Knots Late Winner to Sting Jets
Alex Ovechkin's semi-inept season didn't stop him from ending any momentum the Jets had after beating league-leading Minnesota, as he beat Ondrej Pavelec with a quick shot with 1:14 left in regulation to lift the under-achieving Washington Capitals over the Winnipeg Jets.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Jets Get Back on Track

Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Jets Claim Miettinen Off Waivers

Saturday, December 10, 2011
Red Wings Humble Jets
In a game where it looked like the Jets were fatigued by the end of the second period and had no jump at all; you wouldn't know that this was a team who had just defeated the surging Boston Bruins and ended their regulation-game-winning streak since Oct. 29, as the Bruins had a run of 14-0-1.
That team disappeared Saturday, a game that I was at and had highly anticipated since the Bruins win and the following victory over Carolina. After the Wings made it 6-1 by the end of the second period, I couldn't take it anymore and left. Call it what you will, but I just couldn't watch anymore of that massacre. It only ended after Detroit added another one in the third for a miserable 7-1 final. The Jets worst loss since opening night against Montreal.
That team disappeared Saturday, a game that I was at and had highly anticipated since the Bruins win and the following victory over Carolina. After the Wings made it 6-1 by the end of the second period, I couldn't take it anymore and left. Call it what you will, but I just couldn't watch anymore of that massacre. It only ended after Detroit added another one in the third for a miserable 7-1 final. The Jets worst loss since opening night against Montreal.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Jets Beat Red Hot Champs
The Winnipeg Jets were firing on all cylinders Tuesday as once again Ondrej Pavelec defied the odds and Bryan Little continued his points-scoring streak to help the Jets beat the defending Stanley Cup champion Boston Bruins 2-1 at the raucous MTS Centre.
The victory not only put the Jets over .500 for the first time this season at 12-11-4 including their first three-game winning streak, but it also snapped the Bruins point-streak of 29 points in their last 15 games that saw them go 14-0-1.
The victory not only put the Jets over .500 for the first time this season at 12-11-4 including their first three-game winning streak, but it also snapped the Bruins point-streak of 29 points in their last 15 games that saw them go 14-0-1.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
True North, Chipman Pleased with Realignment
So the NHL Board of Governors have approved a new alignment format for the 2012-2013 season.
The new alignment is very similar to the old alignment. If you remember the old Norris, Smythe, Patrick and Adams divisions of the 80's, it is pretty much the same. The East and West conferences will be made up of two "conferences" (why they just don't call them divisions is beyond me-probably because there will be seven and eight teams in each instead of the manageable five or six; too many teams perhaps?) with the West having eight in each conference and the East made up of seven each
This has the Winnipeg Jet brass smiling as it means not only will the league's superstars coming to visit Winnipeg at least once a year instead of once every couple of years, but the chance to renew old rivalries with Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton and begin new ones with Chicago, Minnesota, St. Louis or Detroit.
The new alignment is very similar to the old alignment. If you remember the old Norris, Smythe, Patrick and Adams divisions of the 80's, it is pretty much the same. The East and West conferences will be made up of two "conferences" (why they just don't call them divisions is beyond me-probably because there will be seven and eight teams in each instead of the manageable five or six; too many teams perhaps?) with the West having eight in each conference and the East made up of seven each
This has the Winnipeg Jet brass smiling as it means not only will the league's superstars coming to visit Winnipeg at least once a year instead of once every couple of years, but the chance to renew old rivalries with Vancouver, Calgary and Edmonton and begin new ones with Chicago, Minnesota, St. Louis or Detroit.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Jets Down Devils

Friday, December 2, 2011
Jets Shutout Coyotes

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