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.

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On Monday, forward Mark Scheifele has become the first player in the current era of the Winnipeg Jets to surpass the 100-point mark, finishing with 101 points and setting a new franchise record for a single NHL season.

That total breaks the previous mark of 100 points set by Marian Hossa during the 2006–07 season, when the organization was still known as the Atlanta Thrashers.

Brayden Yager became the first Winnipeg Jets player to wear No. 29 since Patrik Laine last suited up in it six years ago, adding an extra layer of significance to his long-awaited NHL debut.

Yager’s arrival has been anticipated since August 2024, when Winnipeg acquired him in a deal that sent Rutger McGroarty to the Pittsburgh Penguins. While McGroarty is still working to establish himself at the NHL level, the Jets are counting on Yager to grow into an important part of their future.

Swedish forward Samuel Fagemo is expected to leave North America after the 2025‑26 season and rejoin Frölunda HC in the SHL according to reports from Sweden. The 26‑year‑old developed in Frölunda’s system and last played for the club in 2019‑20, recording 13 goals and 22 points in 42 games. 

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.

The Winnipeg Jets have quietly climbed back into the playoff race and now sit just four points out of a postseason spot after a strong run over the past two months.

During their last 24 games, the Jets have posted a 13-6-5 record, a stretch that has significantly improved their place in the standings. That momentum has continued since the league resumed play after the Olympic break, with Winnipeg going 6-2-2 in their last 10 games.

According to Nick Kypreos on Sportsnet, teams have been calling about winger Cole Perfetti as the trade deadline approaches. Kypreos noted that Perfetti would be the Winnipeg Jets’ most valuable trade chip outside of their biggest roster players, and while he is not currently on his top list of targets, he is a name being watched closely heading into next week. 

On Friday against the Anaheim Ducks, Elias Salomonsson scored the first goal of his NHL career in a hard‑fought 5‑4 overtime loss for the Winnipeg Jets. Salomonsson’s goal came early in the third period when he snapped a shot past Ducks goaltender Lukas Dostal to give the Jets a 3‑1 lead at 1:27 of the frame, marking a memorable milestone in his young career. 

Haydn Fleury has been activated from injured reserve and is expected to be available for the next Jets game after missing more than two months due to injury. He will suit up for Winnipeg on Sunday versus the San Jose Sharks. His return comes after he had not played since December 19 because of the injury.

With Logan Stanley’s two assists last night, he has now reached 42 career assists as a member of the Winnipeg Jets. That total moves him into 20th place in franchise history among defensemen for most assists, passing former Jets blueliners Mark Stuart and Garnet Exelby on the all‑time list.