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Thursday, May 1, 2014

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 10:51 AM.

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KANATA, JAN. 2 - Since trading for Ekman-Larsson and Vermette, the Jets allowed only 7 goals in 5 games, even shutting out one of the league's top teams. Of course, the fact that James Reimer seems to have stepped his game up also contributes to this statistic, but no one can deny that Winnipeg is a better team after the trade, being the hottest of the league right now.
The last victim of this revamped squad were the Ottawa Senators. Even away from home, the Jets had no problem to defeat the Sens by the score of 4-1, scoring 3 goals already in the first period to put the game away

Jan 2, 2014	1	2	3	F
WPG (22-9-12)	3	0	1	4
OTT (23-17-3)	0	1	0	1

Three Stars
	Blake Wheeler (WPG) 1 G, 2 A, 3 PTS, 0 Hits, 6 S, +/- 2
	James Van Riemsdyk (WPG) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 4 Hits, 4 S, +/- 2
	James Reimer (WPG) 1.00 GAA, .962 SV%, 26 SA

Team Stats Comparison
	WPG	OTT
Shots on Goal	48	26
Hits	15	28
Faceoffs Won-Lost	16/12	12/16
Penalty Minutes	4:00	10:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	4	2
Time on Attack	6:57	4:23

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
WPG	5:55 J. Van Riemsdyk (7), (M. Scheifele, B. Wheeler)
WPG	9:47 M. Scheifele (17), (B. Wheeler, O. Ekman-Larsson)
WPG	10:34 O. Jokinen (8), (J. Van Riemsdyk, D. Setoguchi)
SECOND PERIOD
OTT	17:11 M. Michalek (10), (J. Cowen, J. Corvo)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	2:55 B. Wheeler (25), (A. Ladd)

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	26	25	96%	1.00

Ottawa Senators - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
C. Anderson	48	44	92%	4.00

Mid-season stats

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 09:05 AM.

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NHL League Leaders - Updated: Jan 1, 2014
Goals		G	Assists		A
	1. RW B. Wheeler	24		1. LW H. Zetterberg	29
	2. C M. Duchene (COL)	22		2. C S. Crosby (PIT)	28
	3. LW A. Ovechkin (WSH)	21		3. C N. Backstrom (WSH)	27
	4. LW J. Neal (PIT)	20		4. C R. Nugent-Hopkins (EDM)	25
	5. LW T. Hall (EDM)	18		5. C J. Tavares (NYI)	25
Points		PTS	Plus/Minus		+/-
	1. LW H. Zetterberg	43		1. LW A. Ladd	+31
	2. RW B. Wheeler (WPG)	41		2. RW B. Wheeler (WPG)	+29
	3. C J. Toews (CHI)	41		3. LW H. Zetterberg (DET)	+27
	4. C S. Crosby (PIT)	40		4. D N. Kronwall (DET)	+24
	5. C M. Scheifele (WPG)	40		5. D J. Kindl (DET)	+22
Hits		H	Wins		W
	1. C C. Wilson	136		1. J. Howard	21
	2. D. Girardi (NYR)	135		2. C. Anderson (OTT)	19
	3. D A. Ference (EDM)	135		3. H. Lundqvist (NYR)	19
	4. D E. Johnson (COL)	131		4. J. Reimer (WPG)	18
	5. D S. Robidas (ANA)	129		5. A. Niemi (SJS)	18
Save %		SV%	Goals Against Average		GAA
	1. M. Smith	.939		1. M. Smith	1.85
	2. E. Nabokov (NYI)	.934		2. J. Howard (DET)	1.89
	3. J. Howard (DET)	.934		3. S. Mason (PHI)	2.07
	4. S. Mason (PHI)	.934		4. J. Hiller (ANA)	2.08
	5. J. Hiller (ANA)	.933		5. H. Lundqvist (NYR)	2.11

Jets finish 2013 flying high

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 08:50 AM.

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(NOTE: This was my first game ever in superstar difficulty. I think I did pretty well :P)

WINNIPEG, DEC. 31 - A powerplay goal scored by Stafford with 23 seconds on the clock denied James Reimer of his second straight shutout, but, anyway, the Jets didn't find any major difficulty to beat the Sabres at home in the last game of the year.
Antoine Vermette picked another two points and earned first star honors. He has 3 points in 4 games since arriving in Winnipeg.
As the new year begins, the team will already take on a short road trip, facing the Senators, Bruins and Penguins.

Dec 31, 2013	1	2	3	F
BUF (21-18-1)	0	0	1	1
WPG (21-9-12)	2	1	0	3

Three Stars
	Antoine Vermette (WPG) 0 G, 2 A, 2 PTS, 5 Hits, 1 S, +/- 2
	James Reimer (WPG) 1.00 GAA, .957 SV%, 23 SA
	Devin Setoguchi (WPG) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 2 Hits, 2 S, +/- 1

Team Stats Comparison
	BUF	WPG
Shots on Goal	23	32
Hits	22	21
Faceoffs Won-Lost	10/21	21/10
Penalty Minutes	4:00	6:00
Power Plays Converted	1	0
Power Play Opportunities	3	2
Time on Attack	4:22	5:33

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
WPG	8.44 M. Halischuk (6), (Z. Bogosian, A. Vermette)
WPG	19:55 D. Setoguchi (10), (A. Vermette)
SECOND PERIOD
WPG	19:56 D. Jeffrey (7), (V. Nichushkin, J. Slater)
THIRD PERIOD
BUF	19:37 D. Stafford (11) PPG, (H. Tallinder, T. Ennis)

Buffalo Sabres - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Enroth	32	29	91%	3.02

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	23	22	96%	1.00

Western-leading Jets blank Avs in Denver

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 08:37 AM.

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DENVER, DEC. 29 - James Reimer earned his third shutout of the season after the visiting Jets blanked the Colorado Avalanche, winning the game by the score of 3-0. With the result, Winnipeg reached 52 points in 41 games, surpassing the Avs, who have 51. The team's been playing like a true contender lately, even getting more constant flashes of elite goaltending from Reimer. Winnipeg will be a scary team come playoff time.

Dec 29, 2013	1	2	3	F
WPG (20-9-12)	0	1	2	3
COL (24-11-3)	0	0	0	0

Three Stars
	James Reimer (WPG) 0.00 GAA, 1.000 SV%, 29 SA
	Andrew Ladd (WPG) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 4 Hits, 4 S, +/- 2
	Semyon Varlamov (COL) 2.00 GAA, .941 SV%, 34 SA

Team Stats Comparison
	WPG	COL
Shots on Goal	35	29
Hits	20	20
Faceoffs Won-Lost	9/13	13/9
Penalty Minutes	4:00	4:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	1	3
Time on Attack	6:37	3:55

Scoring Summary
SECOND PERIOD
WPG	14:51 A. Ladd (16), (B. Wheeler, M. Scheifele)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	17:40 M. Scheifele (16), (A. Ladd, B. Wheeler)
WPG	19:16 J. Van Riemsdyk (6) EN, (O. Jokinen)

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	29	29	100%	0.00

Colorado Avalanche - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
S. Varlamov	34	32	94%	2.00

Jets' win streak finishes at 4, point streak continues

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 08:21 AM.

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WINNIPEG, DEC. 27 - Jets' players seemed to be with their heads still in the holidays as the team was beaten by the lowly Wild at home. When the two goals from Minnesota's team happened, the Jets' blue liners were caught off position. Everyone on the team looked a bit lost on the rink.
On the bright side, Vermette scored his first goal as a Jet. And the team maintained its point streak, reaching 12 games now.

Dec 27, 2013	1	2	3	OT	F
MIN (16-22-2)	1	0	1	2	3
WPG (19-9-12)	0	0	2	1	2

Three Stars
	Ilya Bryzgalov (MIN) 1.85 GAA, .961 SV%, 32 SA
	Antoine Vermette (WPG) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 1 Hit, 1 S, +/- 1
	Jason Pominville (MIN) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 2 Hits, 3 S, +/- 1

Team Stats Comparison
	MIN	WPG
Shots on Goal	22	32
Hits	28	22
Faceoffs Won-Lost	12/15	15/12
Penalty Minutes	4:00	2:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	1	2
Time on Attack	4:03	7:36

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
MIN	9:57 K. Brodziak (2), (R. Suter, M. Cooke)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	4:18 A. Vermette (11), (D. Byfuglien)
WPG	6:40 D. Jeffrey (6), (M. Frolik)
MIN	11:17 J. Pominville (11), (C. Coyle, J. Zucker)
SHOOTOUT
MIN	M. Koivu
WPG	A. Ladd
MIN	J. Zucker

Minnesota Wild - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
I. Bryzgalov	32	30	94%	1.85

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	22	20	91%	1.85

Four unanswered goals give Jets the win

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 08:01 AM.

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EDMONTON, DEC. 23 - The Winnipeg Jets' fans received an early Christmas gift as the team scored 4 unanswered goals to beat the Edmonton Oilers at Rexall Place.
It was the first game of Ekman-Larsson and Vermette in a Jets' jersey, but the two newly acquired players don't seemed to make an immediate impact on the defensive end as the Oilers quickly opened a 2-0 lead. However, Winnipeg managed to tie it up still on the first period (B. Wheeler tying goal came pratically at the buzzer).
This one was the fourth straight win for the Jets. After the Christmas break, they'll go back home to face the Wild.

Dec 23, 2013	1	2	3	F
WPG (19-9-11)	2	2	0	4
EDM (18-18-3)	2	1	0	3

Three Stars
	Mark Scheifele (WPG) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 1 Hit, 4 s, +/- 2
	Ryan Smyth (EDM) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 4 Hits, 2 S, +/- 1
	Jacob Trouba (WPG) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 1 Hit, 2 S, +/- 0

Team Stats Comparison
	WPG	EDM
Shots on Goal	29	20
Hits	26	16
Faceoffs Won-Lost	13/16	16/13
Penalty Minutes	2:00	2:00
Power Plays Converted	0	1
Power Play Opportunities	1	1
Time on Attack	7:53	3:28

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
EDM	3:14 R. Smyth (11), (S. Gagner, J. Petry)
EDM	7:52 R. Nugent-Hopkins (5), (J. Eberle, J. Schultz)
WPG	18:30 D. Jeffrey (5), (M. Frolik, M. Halischuk)
WPG	20:00 B. Wheeler (24), (M. Scheifele, A. Ladd)
SECOND PERIOD
WPG	7:16 M. Scheifele (15) (Unassisted)
WPG	9:19 J. Trouba (1), (V. Nichushkin, D. Byfuglien)
EDM	19:15 M. Arcobello (5) PPG, (J. Petry, M. Marincin)

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	20	17	85%	3.00

Edmonton Oilers - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
V. Fasth	29	25	86%	4.02

Jets shake up their roster once again

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 04:00 AM.

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WINNIPEG, DEC. 22 - Before the season started, the Winnipeg Jets made 3 trades in a row and the GM Kevin Cheveldayoff stated that this year would be a rebuilding one for the team.
Well, almost at the mid-season mark, it seems like he has changed his mind. Winnipeg has found a lot of success this season, but the team's defense has been lackluster all year. Combine it with the fact that James Reimer isn't an elite goalie�
And we have Winnipeg conceding lots of goals. Most important: lots of CHEAP goals.
The team had some "spare" players. Notoriously, Bryan Little. Little entered the season as the team's first line center, but a broken leg took him out of rotation for 10 weeks, allowing the rise of rookie Mark Scheifele, who developed an incredible chemistry with forwards Ladd and Wheeler.
Now, Scheifele is making a run for the Art Ross, meanwhile Wheeler is the frontrunner for winning the Maurice Richard.
"Bryan (Little) is an amazing player. But when he was taken down with that injury, we sort of learned to play without him. So why keep him here, in a role where he certainly wouldn't be happy, if we can address some of our other issues by sending him to another team where he can be more important than he is going to be here?"
The main question for Cheveldayoff was: which team? Little can provide an offense boost, so it should be a team in need of a first or, at max, second line center while having something good to give up, but on defense.
The answer came from the desert, where the now-former Winnipeg Jets� been playing since 1996.
The Phoenix Coyotes has been struggling to find the back of the net for some years by now. Meanwhile, they have a talented defense with the likes of K. Yandle, M. Stone and O. Ekman-Larsson.
So it made sense: Phoenix would get a first liner, but one of the aforementioned defensemen would have to go to Winnipeg. Which one? Well, that seemed to be a problem.
Not for Cheveldayoff, as he had someone in mind: Oliver Ekman-Larsson.
The Swedish defenseman isn�t someone who you look for to strengthen your defense, since he�s more of an offensive defenseman. However, with him, the Jets should be allowed to move Zach Bogosian to the second pair and Jake Gardiner to the third, creating one of the most depth defenses on the NHL.
But the trade couldn�t work salary-wise. And that�s when Cheveldayoff made his magic.
He threw in the trade backup blue-liner Keaton Ellerby plus three good prospects with high potential, including a goalie from the CHL considered to be elite material some years from now (sorry I can�t remember their names and I don�t know where I can see it, but this goalie in special had a really high trade value, so I think his potential must be REALLY high too). The prospects, while giving Phoenix a good base for the future, had low salaries.
Therefore, he received in exchange Ekman-Larsson, C Antoine Vermette, backup G Thomas Greiss and backup C J. Halpern.
Some might consider this trade a steal, cause the Jets even managed to address another issue of theirs: the depth at center position. And they even did it by shipping a center.
Steal or not, one thing is for sure: The Jets are locked and loaded for the playoffs.
And few teams would want to cross their path.

Here is the trade:

Phoenix sends: D O. Ekman-Larsson, C A. Vermette, G T. Greiss and C J. Halpern.

Winnipeg sends: C Bryan Little, D K. Ellerby, 3 top prospects

Another great third period lifts Jets over Canucks

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 12:59 AM.

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VANCOUVER, DEC. 22 - It was a pretty even battle until H. Sedin opened the score in the second period. But again the Jets offense (notoriously the first line) came up big in the third to win it. Top scorer Blake Wheeler deked between two defenders to score a beauty, the go-ahead goal. Kesler managed to find the back on the net in the final seconds, but it was already too late as the Jets had already claimed another victory, their third straight, in Vancouver.

Dec 22, 2013	1	2	3	F
WPG (18-9-11)	0	0	3	3
VAN (20-16-3)	0	1	1	2

Three Stars
	Jacob Markstrom (VAN) 2.01 GAA, .944 SV%, 36 SA
	Blake Wheeler (WPG) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 1 Hit, 6 S, +/- 2
	Ryan Kesler (VAN) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 5 Hits, 3 S, +/- 1

Team Stats Comparison
	WPG	VAN
Shots on Goal	37	21
Hits	19	18
Faceoffs Won-Lost	15/10	10/15
Penalty Minutes	6:00	2:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	1	3
Time on Attack	6:37	5:00

Scoring Summary
SECOND PERIOD
VAN	18:30 H. Sedin (8), (J. Garrison, J. Markstrom)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	3:57 E. Tangradi (4), (M. Rozsival, V. Nichushkin)
WPG	14:21 B. Wheeler (23), (Unassisted)
WPG	19:38 A. Ladd (15) EN, (B. Wheeler, D. Byfuglien)
VAN	19:46 R. Kesler (13), (D. Sedin, D. Hamhuis)

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	21	19	90%	2.00

Vancouver Canucks - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Markstrom	36	34	94%	2.01

Ladd's big game gives the Jets their second straight win

Posted on May 1, 2014 at 12:02 AM.

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WINNIPEG, DEC. 20 - Back to home ice after defeating the Sabres at Buffalo, the Jets didn't disappoint their fans and scored in every period to beat the Panthers 6-3.
After a wild first period, Byfuglien scored in the second to make it a 4-1 game in favor of the home team, but in the third Florida tried to mount a comeback and almost completed it, but Blake Wheeler's two empty netters closed it all.

Dec 20, 2013	1	2	3	F
FLA (14-21-2)	1	0	2	3
WPG (17-9-11)	3	1	2	6

Three Stars
	Andrew Ladd (WPG) 2 G, 1 A, 3 PTS, 3 Hits, 8 S, +/- 5
	Blake Wheeler (WPG) 2 G, 1 A, 3 PTS, 3 Hits, 7 S, +/- 5
	Dustin Byfuglien (WPG) 1 G, 2 A, 3 PTS, 0 Hits, 2 S, +/- 3

Team Stats Comparison
	FLA	WPG
Shots on Goal	38	47
Hits	16	25
Faceoffs Won-Lost	12/19	19/12
Penalty Minutes	0:00	8:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	4	0
Time on Attack	5:53	6:20

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
WPG	0:58 A. Ladd (13), (B. Wheeler, D. Byfuglien)
FLA	2:03 A. Barkov (8), (R. Whitney, B. Boyes)
WPG	3:20 A. Ladd (14), (Z. Bogosian, M. Scheifele)
WPG	19:54 O. Jokinen (7), (M. Rozsival)
SECOND PERIOD
WPG	10:19 D. Byfuglien (7), (A. Ladd)
THIRD PERIOD
FLA	2:40 S. Bergenheim (7) (Unassisted)
FLA	8:17 J. Huberdeau (7), (D. Kulikov, T. Fleischmann)
WPG	19:37 B. Wheeler (21) EN, (D. Byfuglien, J. Reimer)
WPG	19:58 B. Wheeler (22) EN, (Z. Bogosian)

Florida Panthers - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
R. DiPietro	45	41	91%	4.03

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	38	35	92%	3.00

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

Huge third period lifts Jets over Sabres

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 11:47 PM.

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BUFFALO, DEC. 17 - Michal Neuvirth was doing an amazing job, blanking the Jets for 2 straight periods and leading the way for an 1-0 victory for the Sabres.
Then, the third period came.
Less than a minute in the third, Ladd deflected a shot to score a Shorty, his (league-leading) third this season. Then, the Jets totally dominated the Sabres, who are doing surprisingly well for a clearly rebuilding team, to win the game 3-1.

Dec 17, 2013	1	2	3	F
BUF (18-15-1)	0	0	3	3
WPG (16-9-11)	1	0	0	1

Three Stars
	James Reimer (WPG) 1.00 GAA, .971 SV%, 34 SA
	Michal Neuvirth (BUF) 2.01 GAA, .939 SV%, 33 SA
	Andrew Ladd (WPG) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 3 Hits, 3 S, +/- 2

Team Stats Comparison
	BUF	WPG
Shots on Goal	34	34
Hits	20	17
Faceoffs Won-Lost	12/8	8/12
Penalty Minutes	6:00	0:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	0	3
Time on Attack	7:51	4:49

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
WPG	12:18 D. Stafford (9), (J. McBain, C. Conacher)
THIRD PERIOD
BUF	0:31 A. Ladd (12) SHG, (Z. Bogosian, J. Slater)
BUF	3:18 M. Scheifele (14), (A. Ladd, K. Ellerby)
BUF	19:45 B. Wheeler (20) EN, (M. Scheifele)

Buffalo Sabres - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	34	33	97%	1.00

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
M. Neuvirth	33	31	94%	2.01

Jets lose third straight, but keep point streak alive

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 10:50 PM.

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COLUMBUS, DEC. 16 - This isn't football, but turnovers can be equally deadly if they are on your own zone. Fact proved by the two unassisted goals, one for each team. They came after Comeau and Ladd caught the defense sleeping and stole the puck, being 1-on-1 with the goalie and scoring easily.
Apart from that, Bobrovsky did a great job between the pipes but couldn't prevent the Jets 2 goal rally to tie the game. Still, the Blue Jackets managed to pull ahead in the third with a powerplay goal, but the aforementioned Ladd's goal was an immediate response and the game went to the shootout since nobody could score in the overtime.
In the shootout, Van Riemsdyk started scoring, but Wheeler and Ladd were denied and the Blue Jackets won the game.
The Jets now have a 3-game losing streak, but their point streak extended to 7 games with this one.

Dec 16, 2013	1	2	3	SO	F
WPG (15-9-11)	1	1	1	1	3
CBJ (14-14-6)	2	0	1	2	4

Three Stars
	Sergei Bobrovsky (CBJ) 2.77 GAA, .930 SV%, 43 SA
	Blake Comeau (CBJ) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 0 Hits, 3 S, +/- 1
	Andrew Ladd (WPG) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PTS, 2 Hits, 3 S, +/- 2

Team Stats Comparison
	WPG	CBJ
Shots on Goal	43	22
Hits	28	22
Faceoffs Won-Lost	11/14	14/11
Penalty Minutes	2:00	2:00
Power Plays Converted	0	1
Power Play Opportunities	1	1
Time on Attack	7:50	4:56

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
CBJ	10:31 B. Comeau (Unassisted)
CBJ	11:13 M. Calvert (4), (M. Frattin, J. Wisniewski)
WPG	19:17 K. Ellerby (3), (B. Wheeler)
SECOND PERIOD
WPG	2:44 J. Van Riemsdyk (4), (D. Setoguchi, J. Gardiner)
THIRD PERIOD
CBJ	15:54 R. Murray (1) PPG, (R. Umberger, N. Horton)
WPG	16:21 A. Ladd (11), (Unassisted)
SHOOTOUT
WPG	J. Van Riemsdyk
CBJ	N. Horton
CBJ	R. Umberger

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
O. Pavelec	22	19	86%	2.77

Columbus Blue Jackets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
S. Bobrovsky	43	40	93%	2.77

Struggling Stars beat Jets in Winnipeg

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 08:53 PM.

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WINNIPEG, DEC. 14 - The last placed Stars went on to Winnipeg to square off against the second placed Jets and it went the way you expected: Dallas won the game 3-2. Reimer once again was lackluster, allowing a really cheap goal by Erik Cole. Meanwhile, for the Stars, Lehtonen stopped lots of hard shots and was the main reason why the team from Texas left Canada with a win.

Dec 14, 2013	1	2	3	OT	F
DAL (11-19-1)	1	1	0	1	3
WPG (15-9-10)	1	0	1	0	2

Three Stars
	Kari Lehtonen (DAL) 1.92 GAA, .941 SV%, 34 SA
	Rich Peverley (DAL) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 0 Hits, 6 S, +/- 1
	Erik Cole (DAL) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 1 Hit, 4 S, +/- 1

Team Stats Comparison
	DAL	WPG
Shots on Goal	35	34
Hits	14	32
Faceoffs Won-Lost	11/10	10/11
Penalty Minutes	0:00	2:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	1	0
Time on Attack	7:01	6:56

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
WPG	4:58 D. Setoguchi (9), (O. Jokinen, J. Van Riemsdyk)
DAL	15:33 C. Eakin (3), (J. Benn)
SECOND PERIOD
DAL	13:42 E. Cole (8), (R. Peverley, A. Chiasson)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	16:47 D. Byfuglien (6), (Z. Bogosian, B. Wheeler)
OVERTIME
DAL	2:26 R. Peverley (7), (E. Cole)

Dallas Stars - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
K. Lehtonen	34	32	94%	1.92

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	35	32	91%	2.88

Avs beat Jets in overtime again

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 08:39 PM.

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WINNIPEG, DEC. 12 - The last time the Colorado Avalanche came to Winnipeg to face the division rivals Jets, the home team opened a 3-0 lead just to see it fade and the visitors came out on top after the overtime, winning by the score of 4-3. This time, the Jets blew a lead again, although a much smaller one: the team scored first with M. Frolik but Duchene, one of the league two top goal scorers (now tied with B. Wheeler), scored one time to equalize the game and did it one more time after Wheeler pulled the Jets ahead again.
In the overtime, Parenteau scored his first of the game (and seventh of the season) to win the extra point for the Central division leaders Avalanche.

Dec 12, 2013	1	2	3	OT	F
COL ()	0	1	1	1	3
WPG ()	1	0	1	0	2

Three Stars
	Pierre-Alexandre Parenteau (COL) 1 G, 1 A, 2 PTS, 2 Hits, 2 S, +/- 3
	Matt Duchene (COL) 2 G, 0 A, 2 PTS, 1 HIT, 6 S, +/- 2
	Semyon Varlamov (COL) 1.90 GAA, .938 SV%, 32 SA

Team Stats Comparison
	COL	WPG
Shots on Goal	26	32
Hits	27	15
Faceoffs Won-Lost	14/14	14/14
Penalty Minutes	8:00	15:00
Power Plays Converted	0	1
Power Play Opportunities	1	4
Time on Attack	4:23	9:25

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
WPG	14:12 M. Frolik (4), (E. Tangradi)
SECOND PERIOD
COL	13:21 M. Duchene (18), (N. Holden, P. Parenteau)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	10:40 B. Wheeler (19), PPG, (M. Scheifele, J. Gardiner)
COL	15:06 M. Duchene (19), (A. Tanguay, S. Varlamov)
OVERTIME
COL	3:07 P. Parenteau (7), (T. Barrie, P. Stastny)

Colorado Avalanche - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
S. Varlamov	32	30	94%	1.90

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	26	23	88%	2.86

Jets defeat Blues for the first time in defensive battle

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 06:05 PM.

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WINNIPEG, DEC. 10 - The Jets and Blues had already faced each other two times, with the St. Louis' team being victorious in both games. Moreover, both were high scoring battles with at least 7 goals each.
This time, everything went different as the game was defense-heavy. It almost looked like a soccer game and it seemed that both teams would walk into overtime scoreless, but Andrew Ladd finally managed to beat Ryan Miller, scoring a Shorthanded Goal (Note: we had a delayed penalty in our favor, but Ladd scored before it was called or even before Reimer left for the extra skater) with 21 seconds on the clock to give the Jets their first win against the Blues this season.
With another great game, blanking the high-flying Blues' offense, James Reimer earned first star honours for the game.

Dec 10, 2013	1	2	3	F
STL (14-10-5)	0	0	0	0
WPG (15-9-8)	0	0	1	1

Three Stars
	James Reimer (WPG) 0.00 GAA, 1.000 SV%, 30 SA
	Ryan Miller (STL) 1.00 GAA, .974 SV%, 38 SA
	Andrew Ladd (WPG) 1 G, 0 A, 1 PT, 3 HITS, 4 S, +/- 1

Team Stats Comparison
	STL	WPG
Shots on Goal	30	38
Hits	24	19
Faceoffs Won-Lost	11/8	8/11
Penalty Minutes	4:00	4:00
Power Plays Converted	0	0
Power Play Opportunities	2	2
Time on Attack	4:32	7:30

Scoring Summary
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	19:39 A. Ladd (10) SHG*, (D. Byfuglien, J. Gardiner)

St. Louis Blues - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
R. Miller	38	37	97%	1.00

Winnipeg Jets - Goalies
GOALIES	SHOTS	SAVES	SV %	GAA
J. Reimer	30	30	100%	0.00

Jets close road trip with a good win

Posted on April 30, 2014 at 04:09 PM.

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TAMPA BAY, DEC. 7 - In the last one of their 6 game road trip through the east, the Jets beated the Bolts after erasing an early 2-0 deficit. The team finished the trip with 8 points (3 wins, 2 OT losses, 1 loss).
Blake Wheeler continues to pursue the Maurice Richard trophy with 18 goals this season.
Coming next for the Jets: a trip back home to face 3 division rivals: the Blues, the Avs and the Stars.

Dec 7, 2013	1	2	3	F
WPG (14-9-8)	0	2	3	5
TAM (14-13-2)	1	1	1	3

Three Stars
	Brett Connolly (TBL) 1G, 1A, 2PTS, 0 HITS, 0 S, +/- 1
	Blake Wheeler (WPG) 1G, 1A, 2PTS, 0HITS, 2S, +/- 3
	Devin Setoguchi (WPG) 1G, 0A, 1PTS, 0HITS, 6S, +/- 1

Team Stats Comparison
	WPG	TAM
Shots on Goal	47	30
Hits	32	11
Faceoffs Won-Lost	20/16	16/20
Penalty Minutes	19:00	6:00
Power Plays Converted	1	1
Power Play Opportunities	2	3
Time on Attack	7:07	4:24

Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
TAM	17:16 R. Callahan (10) PPG, (V. Hedman, M. Carle)
SECOND PERIOD
TAM	8:02 B. Connolly (2), (T. Johnson, S. Salo)
WPG	9:41 D. Jeffrey (4), (K. Ellerby, V. Nichushkin)
WPG	12:13 J. Gardiner (6), (M. Scheifele, B. Wheeler)
THIRD PERIOD
WPG	1:01 B. Wheeler (18), (Unassisted)
TAM	8:40 N. Thompson (5), (B. Connolly, R. Malone)
WPG	12:12 D. Setoguchi (8) PPG, (D. Byfuglien, O. Jokinen)
WPG	19:21 M. Rozsival (2) EN, (Unassisted)