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Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers

All the latest Winnipeg Jets, St. John’s IceCaps and NHL news.

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Jets news:

Winnipeg Free Press:  Getting hang of Pearn’s penalty-killing systemBuying into a new system is never easy although having someone like Frolik who brings a lot of PK knowledge to this team helps quite a bit.

Winnipeg Free Press:  In the NHL, there’s a Monet on every maskIt is always interesting to speak to goalies about the thought behind their NHL masks Any guesses as to the mask featured here?

Peter Mannino goalie mask

Winnipeg Sun:  Rookie Trouba doesn’t look out of place on Jets bluelineHe is playing heavy minutes and being used in all situations by his coach.  He certainly doesn’t look like a player who never played an NHL game previous to this season.

Winnipeg Sun:  Call Montoya Mr. ZeroInteresting stat that he achieves his shutouts in the first game of the season.

CBC:  5 things to watch as Jets take on MontrealJeff looks at the Jets bad luck against Habs, testing the PK, the other P.K. Olympic hopeful and Pavs return.

IceCaps news:

The Telegram:  ‘Caps lose two on the roadNo time to panic in St. John’s as the season is still very early for team with so many new faces.

Jets next opponent (Montreal Canadiens) news:

Winnipeg Free Press:  Yackety yak! Subban’s backI found Subban to be a pretty engaging player whenever Montreal has come to town.

Montreal Gazette:   Daniel Brière dropped to Canadiens’ fourth lineOne moment you are on the fourth line, the next it can be the second.