Upgrading on defense was priority number one on Winnipeg’s offseason checklist. The Jets’ two major moves involved acquiring defensemen Nate Schmidt from Vancouver and Washington’s Brenden Dillon. Alongside Neal Pionk and former No. 13 overall draft pick Josh Morrissey, the strength of this year’s club lies with its blue line pairings. Up front, Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, and captain Blake Wheeler combined to score 62 goals in last year’s shortened-season. Pierre Luc-Dubois hopes to recapture the success he enjoyed in Columbus three seasons ago when he accounted for a career-best 61 points. The top job between the pipes once again belongs to Connor Hellebuyck, who may be the most under-the-radar star at his position after record 159 wins in his last five seasons. The Canada Life Centre prides itself on the exquisite... MORE
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The Jets are a season removed from a Western Conference Final appearance, and Winnipeg is looking to recapture that magic once again. A fair amount of players are playing elsewhere this coming season, and defenseman Dustin Byfuglien is out with an injury.
Luckily for the Jets, they are swimming in salary cap space, and they also added the likes of Andrei Chibisov, Gabriel Bourque, Anthony Bitetto, and Neal Pionk, who is expected to be a breakout star on defense. Kyle Connor, Mark Scheifele, and Blake Wheeler also anchor a very productive first line.
Bell MTS Place is home to some great premium seats and experiences. Start with the Scotiabank Premium Suites, where you can enjoy spacious, theatre-style seating for 12 or 20. Enjoy in-suite food and beverage with a custom menu, and you also get a private entrance to the arena and access to the suite concourse.
If you desire something closer to the ice, look no further than the First Class Package. This experience for 20 guests gets you tickets in the first few rows from the ice, along with an all-inclusive gourmet buffet, two pre-game alcoholic beverages, and the chance to rub elbows with former Jets greats in the Alumni Lounge.
The Winnipeg Jets just missed the playoffs in 2016-17 finishing with a 40-35-7 record. The Jets have a solid core of young players led by Marc Scheifele, Blake Wheeler, Jacob Trouba and Patrick Laine. Patrick Laine, only 19, has perhaps the highest upside. Laine was drafted 2nd overall in the 2016 NHL Amateur Draft and he did not disappoint in his rookie season. Laine is a big, powerful forward with a goal-scorers touch. Laine's size and physicality allowed him to play immediately after his draft year. Last season he finished with 36 goals and was named to the All-Star team. Marc Scheifele is one of the most underrated goal scorers in the entire National Hockey League. Scheifele had a breakout season last year leading the Jets in scoring with 82 points in 79 games played. Both Blake Wheeler and Jacob Trouba have developed into above-average NHL players. Wheeler will return for his second year as team captain and Trouba will lead the Jets' first pair defense. In the offseason, the Jets signed goalie Steve Mason to a two-year deal. Mason brings veteran experience and has a winning pedigree in the NHL. The Winnipeg Jets have invested in a long-term approach to player development and it is starting to pay off. The Jets are an exciting young team to watch and they should certainly compete among the Western Conference elite in 2017-18.
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