Note: Puck drop is at 7 PM CT as the Jets go up against the Blackhawks in Chicago. After the game, be sure to check out illegalcurve.com for all the post-game reaction.
Note II: We want you to be part of the conversation on on the Illegal Curve Post-Game Show as we discuss and analyze the results of the game.
Note III: There was some big injury news for both the NHL and AHL clubs of Winnipeg with Jets head coach Scott Arniel indicated that Josh Morrissey is now week-to-week while Moose bench boss Mark Morrison told us that prospect Kieron Walton had surgery today and is expected out 4-6 weeks.
Jets news:
Daily Faceoff: What has fueled Jets’ hot start? Begins with this trio for sure.
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Sportsnet: Kings among teams kicking tires on Connor Hellebuyck trade. Does anyone see L.A. as a Stanley Cup contender? Cannot see why 37 would want to go there if his goal is to win the Cup in the next three to five seasons.
Illegal Curve Hockey: Jets vs Hawks pre-game report. Check out the projected lines and D pairs and get all the latest game info.
Illegal Curve Hockey: Morning Papers. If you missed any of the news from earlier today, we have you covered.
Jets video:
Sportsnet: Why a deal for Jets’ Hellebuyck makes sense for Kings to solidify net. Frankly Hockey’s John Buccigross and Frank Seravalli discuss the latest Connor Hellebuyck rumours involving the Los Angeles Kings, and why the Kings should pull the trigger on getting the Winnipeg Jets goaltender.
TSN: If you can be strong in your division it goes a long way towards that ultimate goal. Jets head coach Scott Arniel and defenceman Dylan Samberg look ahead to tonight’s Central Division clash against the Chicago Blackhawks.
WST: Craig Button on the Winnipeg Jets Strong Start, Viggo Björck & Nino Niederreiter’s Role. TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button joins Andrew “Hustler” Paterson on Winnipeg Sports Talk to discuss the Winnipeg Jets’ 5-2 win over the Minnesota Wild and their 4-1-1 start to the NHL season. Button breaks down Neal Pionk’s bounce-back performance in the absence of Josh Morrissey, the Jets’ defensive play, and the early development of 18-year-old rookie Viggo Björck. The conversation also turns to Nino Niederreiter’s place in the lineup, with Button explaining why he believes the veteran forward is no longer suited for a top-six role and why Morgan Barron is a better fit alongside Björck and Gabriel Vilardi.
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