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Latest Jets news.

Note:  It was a great night of hockey last night.  Not because the Jets won 5-1 but because of the rivalry between Jets and Leafs fans and the dueling chants that occurred throughout the evening.

Note II:  The Jets return to practice today as they have to switch their focus to tomorrow night’s game against the San Jose Sharks.  As always get the latest Jets news from @illegalcurve.

Jets news:

Winnipeg Free Press:  Defensive duo finds chemistry.  It was a mutual admiration society in the dressing room following the game as both Chiarot and Byfuglien were effusive in their praise of the other.  The two have had a ton of responsibility with all the defensive injuries and they have sure stepped up to the challenge.

Winnipeg Free Press:  Buff takes charge against Leafs.  It was the Dustin Byfuglien show again last night and all the fans at the MTS Centre were loving the performance from the Minnesota native.  He was dominating in all zones and led the team to a huge Hockey Night in Canada victory.

Photo Credit:  Colin Jensen

Photo Credit: Colin Jensen

Winnipeg Sun:  Jets live up to new mantra.  Paul’s column starts with the Jets mantra of not allowing a losing streak to get out of hand. Also includes a part about the Leafs jerseys tossed on the ice, the Byfuglien effect, Reimer taunt, the glove love that van Riemsdyk lost glove received and ends with a Leafs sweater count.

Winnipeg Sun:   Jets bag Leafs to snap skid.  Ted breaks down the Jets impressive win over the hapless Leafs.

Winnipeg Sun:  Galiardi ends dry spell.  It had to come as some relief for him to finally get a chance with the Jets 3rd line and to capitalize on the opportunity.

CBC:  Yet another Leafs jersey hits the ice.  The first one drew a lot of attention but the second one was left on the ice for quite awhile as only Michael Hutchinson noticed it since the play had been whistled dead in the Leafs zone.  They also missed the fan toss his Leafs jersey from the upper deck only to have it fall on a fans head, well short of the ice.

Photo Credit:  Dave Minuk

Photo Credit: Dave Minuk

Toronto Star:  Leafs flop vs. Jets in road trip finale.  A look at the game from the Toronto coverage.

Sportsnet:  ‘After Hours’ (video).  Ben Chiarot talks with Scott Oake about his first NHL goal and what his expectations were when he was called up to the Winnipeg Jets.

Minneapolis Star-Tribune:  Jets, with big road following, could ruin Wild’s home finale.  Who knew Jets fans were so fearsome?  Looks like you guys managed to instill some fear in folks down South with all the energy you brought to the last game in St. Paul.  So much so that they are trying to think of ways to prevent the Jets ‘home ice’ advantage that fans bring with them from Friendly Manitoba.  If last night showed us anything its that the rivalry between fans in the same building can only serve to increase the atmosphere.  

Jets 5 Leafs 1:

Winnipeg Jets:  Dustin Byfuglien, Ben Chiarot, TJ Galiardi and Michael Hutchinson.

Toronto Maple Leafs: Coach Carlyle, Dion Phaneuf and James Reimer.

Coach Maurice post-game presser:  Coach Maurice met with the media following the game against Toronto.

Pressbox Podcast:  Host Drew Mindell and analyst Richard Pollock break down the Jets play against the Leafs this evening.

Jets on a Deadline:  Game recaps, post-game audio, video highlights and the NHL.com 3 Stars of the night.

Illegal Curve Hockey Show:

Part 1:  0:00 – Winnipeg Jets recent results.  15:14 – Jets vs. Leafs preview.  25:54 – Jets vs. Leafs preview.  41:01 – Jets lose Evander Kane to injury.  49:38 – Interview with Jonas Sigel of TSN 1050. 59:28 – World Junior Hockey Championship Semi-Finals.

Part 2:  0:00 – Interview with Sunaya Sapurji of Yahoo! Sports.  11:36 – Pittsburgh Penguins acquire David Perron from the Edmonton Oilers.  23:08 – New Jersey Devils interesting coaching situation.  35:27 – Panthers re-sign Nick Bjugstad.  48:34 – Jets/Leafs Preview.  58:25 – Rapid Fire, Cheers & Jeers.

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