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Note II:  The Jets were supposed to practice on Wednesday but cancelled it in favour of a team meeting at the hotel in advance of today’s game against the Avalanche in Colorado.  Which means we didn’t get an update on Brandon Tanev who left the game in Minnesota after getting slashed in the 1st period.  Morning skate gets underway at 12:30 pm CDT so be sure to check out the pre-game report for a full update as well as audio.  Puck drop is at 8 pm CDT.

Note III:  The Moose are 50% of the way through the final home portion of the regular season after last night’s 3-2 win over the Condors.  The win helped them maintain the 4th and final playoff spot and puts them just two points back of Iowa (with one game in hand) which adds up to an exciting sprint to the end of the regular season.  They are off today and will return to the ice tomorrow for a practice as they get set to face the Stockton Heat in a pair of afternoon games to wrap up the final pair of games in Winnipeg.

Jets news:

TSN:  The Jets appear fundamentally brokenThat’s a less than ideal headline heading into the playoffs.  And when you check out the work done by Travis it will leave folks who have hope for a Stanley Cup run feeling less than confident.

The Athletic Winnipeg: Winnipeg Jets captain Blake Wheeler on love, trust and leadership during the stretch run. (Paywall). Insight into the thoughts of Blake Wheeler with the playoffs quickly approaching.

Winnipeg Sun:  Looking to get out of rough patch as Avs on tapKen’s big matcup is Mark Scheifele vs Nathan Mackinnon.  His five keys to the game include: 1) Response required 2) Rinse and Repeat. 3) Thirst for first. 4) Filling the void. 5) Get to Grubauer.

Winnipeg Sun: Jets searching for identity while a late season swoon is causing concern.   Adversity can sink this team or they can use it as motivation.

Wheeler Ehlers and Scheifele

Photo Credit: Colby Spence

Winnipeg Free Press:  Jets, Predators and Blues neck and neck with two games left.  (Paywall).  And you thought it would be coast to the playoffs.  Not so which means these games will have plenty of meaning as teams wrap up the regular season.

Winnipeg Free Press:  Plenty of blame to go around as Jets limp into post-season.  (Paywall).  Lots of opportunities across the board for guys to step up their game. 

Sportsnet: ‘We’re not very proud of our game’ A short but to the point statement by the captain the other night.  Rory has more on why the Jets aren’t feeling great about the state of things in Winnipeg.

Jets video:

TSN: Ferraro explains why he’s concerned about the Jets. The Jets are still tied with the Predators at the top of the Central, but have lost four of their last five games. Ray Ferraro joins Rod Smith to explain why he’s more concerned about Winnipeg now than he was a month ago, and which playoff opponent Jets fans should be most afraid of.

Jets audio:

TSN 1290 Winnipeg:  Jets added to their growing list of no-shows. Mike McIntyre of the Winnipeg Free Press joined Andrew Paterson and Rick Ralph on the Afternoon Ride. They discussed the Jets loss to the Wild last night in Minnesota, the closed door players’ only meeting, today’s cancelled practice and the current issues plaguing the Jets.

TSN 1290 Winnipeg: Jets still have the essentials for a playoff run. TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger joined Andrew Paterson and Rick Ralph on the Afternoon Ride. They discussed the Jets loss to Minnesota, their struggles in the second half of the season and how they can get back to their winning ways.

TSN 1290 Winnipeg: Jets are running out of time to sort out their issues. Murat Ates of The Athletic joined Andrew Paterson and Rick Ralph on the Afternoon Ride. They discussed the Jets defensive play, their poor play heading into the playoffs, and scoring droughts for Scheifele and Wheeler.