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Jets news:
Sportsnet: 30 Thoughts. Jets are mentioned in thoughts 19 (Adam Lowry facing off), 20 (being less selfish as a team) and 21 (getting a deal done with Frolik).
Winnipeg Free Press: Frolik is Mr. Shutdown. He has really been a huge asset to this team. Coach Maurice spoke yesterday how he started the season with a hand injury which impacted his play for the first six games of the year. Clearly he is healthy now.
Winnipeg Free Press: Ugly wasn’t enough. Not in the face of the Red Wings who patiently waited like a cat with a mouse before they pounced on the Jets. Ed breaks down last night’s affair looking at: 1) Heart willing, legs weren’t 2) Two goals, two gaffes and a Hon candidate, two scary numbers and lastly, some rest for the wicked.
Winnipeg Free Press: Postma fits role to the letter. It has been a much better 2014/15 season for the defenceman from Alberta as he has been healthy and playing regularly has given him some confidence.
Winnipeg Sun: Old, bad habits return as Winnipeg Jets blow leads, fall to Red Wings. It wasn’t a very pretty defeat as the Jets gave up a late 3rd period goal. Ken breaks down the loss in his column.
Detroit Free Press: Red Wings finish with flurry to beat Jets. Get a look at how the other side saw the game.
TSN: That’s Hockey Tonight6 (video). TH2N explains why Ondrej Pavelec shouldn’t take the blame for the Jets’ loss to the Red Wings since his defence didn’t give him much help.
Winnipeg Sun: Teams find success when they learn to ‘bring it’ every single day. He is one of the best in the business at what he does and has learned to be adaptable.
TSN: Penalty killing makes a difference for Jets. Travis Yost looks at the numbers and discusses why the Jets efficient PK is having a big impact on the Jets place in the standings.
Illegal Curve: Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff chats about his team (audio). On the risks young hockey players face with their finances, is there anything the NHL clubs can do, is his team for real, on the performance of his goalies, on Blake Wheeler’s fighting and what it’s meant to this team, on Kane’s lack of scoring, on negotiating Kane’s contract, on Hextall’s antics, how badly would his team have to play for him to go down to the room to send a message.
Hockey’s Future: Jets possess scoring prowess at Junior level. A closer look at nine of the Jets players playing in Junior.
Sportsnet: Power Rankings. Has the Jets moving from 17th to 14th although perhaps their numbers should be taken with a grain of salt as they have Hutchinson listed as a 21 year old.
Red Wings 4 Jets 3:
Winnipeg Jets: Ondrej Pavelec, Dustin Byfuglien, Mathieu Perreault and Adam Lowry.
Detroit Red Wings: Petr Mrazek and coach Mike Babcock.
Post-game Podcast: Host Drew Mindell and analyst Richard Pollock break down the Jets play against the Red Wings this evening.
Coach Maurice post-game presser: Coach Maurice met with the media following the game against Detroit.
Jets on a Deadline: Game recaps, post-game audio, video highlights and the NHL.com 3 Stars of the night.
A look at the projected lineup with all the latest game info.
Here are six things to watch for on the upcoming six-game trip.
Keeping you up-to-date with all the latest pro hockey news in Manitoba.
Recap of the game.
Keeping you up-to-date with all the latest pro hockey news in Manitoba.
TSN analyst Craig Button shares his thoughts.