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... overall) of the Atlanta Thrashers in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft. INJURY UPDATE Jets defenceman Jacob Trouba was held out of the final two periods of Friday’s ga ...
... njury that caused him to miss 18 games and was used in all situations by the Jets. “I got some good opportunities early in the year and you’ve just got to do ...
... verall, in the 2008 NHL Draft. Klingberg, 23, played in three games with the Jets this season and earned his first NHL goal on Apr. 11/14 at Calgary. He retur ...
... k it to the shootout and then against the Calgary Flames in a game where the Jets found a way to pull it out as tired as they looked and with 2 injuries to Ja ...
... insey 33 Nothing/NHL Randy Jones 32 Nothing/AHL Arturs Kulda 25 Nothing/KHL (Jets property) Chris Mason 37 Nothing/Italy-A Antti Miettinen 33 Nothing/Swiss-A ...
... ILL THE REVOLVING DOOR ON THE THIRD AND FOURTH LINES EVER STOP SPINNING? The Jets' third and fourth lines have been a forever-changing collection of names due ...
... ngberg curled out from behind the net and wrapped in his first NHL goal. The Jets scored the only two goals of the first period. The opening goal at 7:23 came ...
... he game when they received a two-man advantage for 1:31. Mark Stuart put the Jets down two men when he caught Hudler in the face with a high stick. Although j ...
... oal of the season at 9:16 of the third period was the winner in the Winnipeg Jets' 5-3 victory over the Calgary Flames on Friday night. Anthony Peluso control ...
... OF THE GAME After some nifty puck work to keep possession of the puck in the Jets end by Byron, Stajan tipped Brodie’s shot to Hudler, who redirected the puck ...
... the decibel level in the Saddledome after Friday's 5-3 loss to the Winnipeg Jets in their final home game for this winter. After saluting their fans with rai ...
... T.J. Brodie in the bread basket and spun over goalie Karri Ramo’s head — the Jets deserved it. Later in the period, the Jets forged further ahead. Bryan Littl ...
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