Viggo Bjorck will play next season in North America, and the question is whether he spend next season with the Winnipeg Jets or their American Hockey League affiliate, the Manitoba Moose. There's a good argument for him to start in the AHL.

Read all about it on the AHL Site!

On this day in 1985, Wayne Gretzky delivered one of the most dominant playoff performances in NHL history, recording a hat trick and adding four assists as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Winnipeg Jets 8–3 to complete a first-round sweep. Gretzky finished the series with an incredible 13 points in just three games, setting the tone for what would become another championship run for Edmonton.

The Winnipeg Jets entered the 1984–85 season as a competitive but overmatched team in the Smythe Division, which also featured the powerhouse Oilers and Calgary Flames. Winnipeg finished the regular season with a 43–27–10 record, earning 96 points and securing a playoff berth. 

Attention in Winnipeg has shifted from the ice to the gridiron, as the Winnipeg Jets season has come to an end and the city now turns its focus toward a new chapter with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers preparing for the upcoming CFL season.

On this day in 2019, the St. Louis Blues defeated the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 in Game 6 to win their opening-round playoff series, completing one of the most remarkable turnarounds in NHL history.

The Utah Mammoth seized control early in the third period and never fully relinquished it, riding a quick-strike burst to a 5–3 victory over the Winnipeg Jets.

A pair of goals just 26 seconds apart broke the game open and pushed Utah ahead 4–1, creating just enough separation to withstand a late push from Winnipeg. Despite the loss, the Jets showed flashes of offensive rhythm, with Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor each recording a goal and an assist, while Gabe Vilardi contributed two helpers. Isak Rosén added the other tally as Winnipeg closed out its road schedule with a 16-19-6 record. The Jets will finish their season Thursday night on home ice against the San Jose Sharks.

For the first time since the 2021–22 season, the Winnipeg Jets will not be competing in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.

After building expectations in recent years, missing the postseason is a step back, but it also sets the stage for what could be a pivotal offseason. Winnipeg enters the summer with significant cap space and flexibility to reshape parts of the roster.

Mark Scheifele continued to drive the offense with a pair of assists as the Winnipeg Jets edged the St. Louis Blues 3-2 on Thursday night at Enterprise Center, holding on late to secure a crucial road win.

Alex Iafallo, Josh Morrissey, and Jonathan Toews provided the scoring for Winnipeg (35-31-12), which has quietly found momentum at the right time, winning three straight and seven of its last nine. Connor Hellebuyck turned aside 20 shots, steady as ever when the game tightened in the final minutes.

On this day in 2018, the hockey world was rocked by a tragedy that shook communities across Canada and beyond.

The bus carrying the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team collided with a transport truck at a rural intersection near Armley in Saskatchewan, killing sixteen people and injuring thirteen others as the team was travelling to a playoff game. Most of the deceased were players, along with coaches, staff and the bus driver, leaving families and the hockey community in mourning. 

The Winnipeg Jets hosted a special homecoming on Sunday as the Ottawa Charge of the PWHL took part in the league’s takeover tour and played the Montreal Victoire in Winnipeg.

Fleury scored his first goal since December 19, 2023 on Sunday and recorded his second point of the season. Both his first goal and assist of the season came in the Winnipeg Jets’ 3-2 win over the St. Louis Blues.