Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

Note: The Jets didn’t get demolished by the Avs last night in Colorado which is something of a win given how well they’ve been playing at home but Winnipeg still lost the game which gave them 17 regulation losses already this season. They are set to practice this afternoon in Utah as they get set to close out the pre-Christmas portion of the season against the Mammoth on Sunday.

Note II: The Moose are back in action this afternoon in Winnipeg after practicing this week. They’ll take on old Jets friend Laurent Brossoit and the Icehogs. Puck drop is at 2 PM CST.

Note III: Be sure to join us for two hours of Jets talk on today’s Illegal Curve Hockey Show. We get going at 9 AM CST and will have plenty to say about the NHL and AHL teams of Manitoba.

Note IV: Jets prospect Kieron Walton (2024 6th) continues to roll along picking up three assists in Sudbury’s win last night which puts him in a tie for top spot in the OHL points race.

Jets news:

Winnipeg Sun: Rocky Mountain low: ‘Delicate, fragile’ Jets drop another. Paul gives you his takeaways from the game.

Winnipeg Free Press: Jets fall to league-leading Avalanche 3-2. (Paywall). Mike gave his thoughts on what he saw last night inside Ball Arena. 

Global News: Jets fall 3-2 in Colorado for third straight loss. There is no joy in joyland.

Denver Post: Avs’ home heater continues as Colorado beats Winnipeg 3-2 in chippy win. More insight into the game from a writer that covers the Jets opponent. 

Jets video:

TSN: Jets aren’t in the same company they should be in the West. After another tough loss, this one against the Colorado Avalanche, the Winnipeg Jets fall to 6-14-2 since November 4th, the worst in the NHL over that span. Is it time to panic in Winnipeg? TSN Hockey analyst Martin Biron joined SportsCentre to discuss.