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Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

All the latest Winnipeg Jets and NHL news.

Note: All this month we wanted to bring to your attention the Pass it Forward program which provides help to youth in Winnipeg who wish to play hockey but require aid in getting the necessary equipment. The program is in it’s 5th year, they have a website, an active twitter feed @PassItForwardca, and they are giving away a autographed game used stick. Be sure to check it out.

Note II: A reminder that the Illegal Curve Hockey Show on TSN Radio 1290 is back to our regular hours. This means the show will broadcast from noon to 3 pm today. Guests:  Dennis Beyak (TSN),  Scott Powers (ESPN Chicago). George Johnson (Calgary Herald).

Note III:  Watch the Jets prospects take on the Oilers prospects tonight at 9:30 pm cst.

Jets news:

Winnipeg Free Press:  This could be Telegin’s yearNow that he has recovered it will be nice to see what he can do when playing at 100%.

Winnipeg Free Press:  Kichton scores twice in Jets prospects’ 5-3 winThe excitement of seeing Jets jerseys back on the ice was considerable for fans who have been waiting since last April to cheer on their team, even if it was simply for a prospects game.

Jets official site:  Kosmachuk | McCambridge | KichtonCheck out post-game reactions from a couple of the players and IceCaps coach Keith McCambridge.

Winnipeg Sun:  Jets prospect already a proWhile Jets fans groaned when the team selected a defenceman in the 2013 1st Round, Joshua Morrissey is looking like a real solid selection for the team in the future.
Josh Morrissey

NHL news:

Calgary Herald:  Will the frank, fiery Brian Burke really be able to stay in the backgroundThis as well as several others questions will be answered by George Johnson when he appears on the show today.  My personal guess is no chance that Burke stays in the background.

Globe and Mail:  Luongo puts off-season uncertainty behind him, gets back on the ice with CanucksAnd he is already having some fun with being called a Diva by some in the local media.