A new NHL season is quickly approaching, and teams around the league are evaluating their organizational depth in order to determine where their prospects will play throughout the year. For Winnipeg Jets prospect Kristian Vesalainen, the time to make an impact and become a mainstay in the lineup is

The Winnipeg Jets — both 1.0 and current incarnations — have had a number of players who had one excellent season but never came close to replicating it or stuck around with the team long after it. Today, we’ll revisit some players who were “one-hit” wonders. The criteria used to determine if a

Winnipeg Jets’ general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff has done a good job getting players — especially ones of the homegrown variety — to sign team-friendly contracts, despite Winnipeg not having the great weather or big-time attractions of many other NHL markets. His ability to ink productive players

After re-signing Neal Pionk, the Winnipeg Jets blue line is locked and loaded for 2020-21 and beyond. Jets and Pionk Avoid Arbitration The Jets inked the restricted free agent Pionk to a four-year deal with an average annual value of $5.875 million on Aug. 11, avoiding arbitration that was set for

One day after adding a top-four defenseman to his team’s left side, Winnipeg Jets’ GM Kevin Cheveldayoff added the same to his team’s right side, acquiring Nate Schmidt from the Vancouver Canucks for a third-round 2022 draft pick. Jets’ D-Corp is Suddenly Deep with Schmidt