Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers–October 26, 2015

Winnipeg Free Press: A Sloppy Victory is a Victory Nonetheless—Tim Campbell with his insights into last night’s Jets win that appeared was going to be a cakewalk, but was anything but

Winnipeg Free Press: Hutchinson Unfazed Giving Up a Goal So Quick—10 seconds in, it appeared it was going to be a long night for the home team, but Michael Hutchinson wasn’t worried

Winnipeg Free Press: Last Night, in Photos—A pictorial summary of last night’s Jets-Wild game

Winnipeg Sun: Too Close for Comfort—Ken Wiebe with his analysis on last night’s squeaker of a victory

Winnipeg Sun: Stafford Proving His Worth Last Night—More from Ken, this time looking at the impact and effectiveness of Drew Stafford last night

Minneapolis Star Tribune: The View from the Minnesota Side of the Ice—Is Devan Dubnyk completely healthy? To all of us in the press-box, the answer was no.

Minneapolis Star Tribune: “Pretty Close but Not Enough Tonight”—Michael Russo, Wild beat-writer, writes about last night

Afternoon Update

Winnipeg Free Press: Evander Kane Feels the Jets Organization Didn’t Have His Back—Nothing we haven’t heard from Evander before, with the usual allegation of racism thrown in for good measure

Winnipeg Free Press: Jets Embrace Lack of Line Juggling—The Jets have been healthy this season, and have been getting good results, so if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right?