Kelly Moore

This fall's preparation for the regular season could be one of the most interesting yet in the 2.0 version of the Winnipeg Jets franchise.  

The Winnipeg Jets signed left-wingers Tanner Pearson and Cole Koepke to matching one-year deals for US$1 million on the opening day of NHL free agency.

The Fleury signing will leave the Jets with nine defencemen on one-way contracts, once an expected agreement has been reached with pending restricted free agent Dylan Samberg.

Now that an agreement has been reached by the Winnipeg Jets with Jonathan Toews on a one-year deal, what could be next on Kevin Cheveldayoff's to-do list?

'It was some good football, definitely a great way to start the year,' said Demski on the 680 CJOB Post Game Show Thursday evening.

With two weeks remaining before the NHL free agent market opens, there could be a few openings on the Winnipeg Jets roster -- depending on how things shake out.

Barron has sometimes been overlooked because of his fourth-line role with the Jets, but he took strides forward in 2024-25, especially in the post-season.

Jonathan Toews has made it clear he's ready to return to the National Hockey League. What could be a better fit than his hometown Jets?

Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff has a full plate to deal with in the off-season. Some of the more interesting decisions will include what to do about the blue line depth chart.

The Winnipeg Jets were only able to make it to the halfway mark of the goal they set out to achieve when their post-season run ended in Game 6 at Dallas.