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Winnipeg Jets to play two regular season games in Finland next season

Over in Tampa the news that has been reported unofficially for awhile finally broke about the Jets playing in Finland next season:

Pierre LeBrun of TSN said this:

“News from Board of Governors meeting today: confirmed teams for Europe next season, Edmonton-NJ play regular season game in Sweden at start of season; Wpg-Florida reg season game in November in Finland.”

He added that it will be two games between the Jets and Panthers.

Expectations was it would be the Carolina Hurricanes but looks like it will be the Florida Panthers instead.

Regardless of the opponent this means that Finnish players Patrik Laine and Joel Armia gets to play in front of their family and friends.

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David Minuk

Working hard on a daily basis to provide the latest Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose news for our readers and listeners. I also appear on the Illegal Curve Hockey Show every Saturday on our YouTube channel as well as the Illegal Curve Post-Game Show after every single Jets game. And I occasionally jump in the play-by-play booth at Canada Life to provide colour analysis during Manitoba Moose games.

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