Manitoba Moose

Note: The Jets completed their 82 game regular season schedule last night with a 4-1 win over division rival Hawks at Bell MTS Place in an emotional game dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Humboldt Broncos who were involved in the horrible bus crash two days ago. The team is off today and will be in Stanley Cup Playoff mode come Monday when they turn their full focus on the Minnesota Wild. Note II: The stage has been set for the Jets and Wild with a slight wrinkle regarding game 4. They will play game 1 at Bell MTS Place on Wednesday, April 11th at 6 pm. Game 2 will be on Friday, April 13th at 6:30 pm. Game 3 is in St. Paul on April 15th at 6 pm. Game 4 is up in the air as it is contingent on the result of tonight's Bruins game. If Tampa wins the Atlantic then Game 4 is Tuesday, April 17th at 7 pm, if the Bruins with the Atlantic then Game 4 is Wednesday, April 18th at 7 pm. If necessary games 5 (Wild @ Jets would be April 20th, time -TBD), 6 (Jets @ Wild would be April 22nd, time - TBD) and 7 (Wild @ Jets would be April 25th, time - TBD). Note III: The Moose made some news on Saturday beginning with the signing of Jets 2016 5th rounder Jordy Stallard to an ATO. The team was idle last night but still managed to clinch a playoff spot for the first time since they returned to Winnipeg. Today, they will conclude their home season finale at 2 pm against the Condors before they close out 2017-18 with three games on the road. Jets news: Winnipeg Sun: Playing with heavy hearts, Jets close out remarkable regular season with win over Hawks. From the start of the day until the end it was an emotional one for folks in hockey. Ted recaps the day. Photo Credit: Rodney Braun Winnipeg Sun: Jets broadcaster Brian Munz grieving for hometown of Humboldt. While we can all empathize it is even more poignant for those who lived there. Winnipeg Free Press: Jets down Blackhawks, pay tribute to Broncos. (Paywall). The Jets looked like they were in complete control for most of the game. Mike recaps events including the tribute to our neighbors one province over in Humboldt. Winnipeg Free Press: Jets react to horror of Humboldt crash. (Paywall). It was evident by the emotion in their voices that it hit the Jets players close to home. Sportsnet: Wild and Jets preview. A good look at how these two squads match up. Moose news: Illegal Curve: Moose sign Jets 2016 5th rounder Jordy Stallard to ATO. Another player added to the fold for the Moose as they make their playoff push Illegal Curve Hockey Show Replay: Topics: Jets finish up the 2017’18 regular season with a home game against the Chicago Blackhawks, Regular season in review, Jets/Wild Round 1 Series Preview (Forwards, Defencemen, Goalies, Coaching, Special Teams) Guests: Jeff Hamilton (Winnipeg Free Press), Colton Orr (Former NHLer) To listen to part 1 click here. Topics: Playoff races and First Round matchups come down to the final weekend of the regular season, Coaches on the hot seat to end the season, The favourites to win the Norris Trophy Guests: Mike Greenlay (Minnesota Wild Color Analyst), Jim Cerny (Managing Editor-Canada, Sporting News), Seth Rorabaugh (The Athletic Pittsburgh) To listen to part 2 click here.

Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

Moose ground Condors in 4-1 win

Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

Three members of the Manitoba Moose named to AHL All-Star teams

Moose sign Jets draft pick Jacob Cederholm to an amateur tryout agreement

Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

Prospects Sami Niku and Mason Appleton named to the AHL All-Rookie Team

Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers