Winnipeg Jets

Time: 7:00 PM CDT Television: TSN3 Radio: CJOB The Winnipeg Jets are essentially out of the playoffs as they play the Colorado Avalanche.

They are truly a box of chocolate with no label; you have no clue what you are going to get. The Jets will also be without the services of Ville Heinola as he has been sent to the AHL to play instead of sitting in the press box in the NHL. Dylan Samberg is up with the Jets. The Avalanche are one of the top teams in the NHL and there is no reason to assume that they will not be on the top of their game tonight.

Here are three players the Winnipeg Jets should call up from the AHL Manitoba Moose to get some playing time in the final eleven games of the season.

Colleague Kieran Hurley wrote a great article here about one of the Jets’ defense prospects, Leon Gawanke, who has earned some games with the big club. In a game where the Jets were well-rested, and seemingly highly motivated, the team came out completely flat. With seven games remaining against teams who have earned a playoff spot, the Jets desperately needed to beat any teams that are currently below them in the standings.

With a playoff spot clinched for the Avs, it's all about collecting points and gaining momentum heading into the playoffs. With the Jets out of the playoff race ...

With the Avs playing tonight in the first of a back-to-back, we will see both Pavel Francouz and Darcy Kuemper on this trip. The veteran status of Connor Hellebuyck, Paul Stastny, and Mark Scheifele look to steer the Jets back into the win column. They are in the middle of a three-game skid and need anything to turn it around. The Jets sit sixth in the Central Division. Despite the over .500 record and sitting on 76 points, they are seven points out from the final wildcard spot. That win was the team's fourth straight and they look to make it five in a row tonight. They are coming off of a sweep of the Pittsburgh Penguins with a crazy 6-4 win in Pittsburgh.

Cale Makar scored 2:42 into overtime on the power play to lift the league-leading Colorado Avalanche to a 5-4 victory over the struggling Winnipeg Jets on ...

"They were shooting the puck and they were working hard. You certainly don't like to give up a lead, but the Jets are a dangerous team. "Penalties hurt us at the end," Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said. "We had a conversation [after the second period] about not quitting and how we want to look at this next stretch of games here. Makar, Andre Burakovsky and Nathan MacKinnon each had a goal and an assist. Colorado forward Mikko Rantanen then took a penalty with 44 seconds left.

The Avalanche extended their win streak to five games. Andre Burakovsky and Nathan MacKinnon each had a goal and an assist. Nicolas Aube-Kubel, Erik Johnson and ...

“They were shooting the puck and they were working hard. You certainly don’t like to give up a lead, but the Jets are a dangerous team. “We had a conversation (after the second period) about not quitting and how we want to look at this next stretch of games here. “I like the fact that our team stuck with it in overtime. “Penalties hurt us at the end,” Avalanche coach Jared Bednar said. Makar, Andre Burakovsky and Nathan MacKinnon each had a goal and an assist.

Note: The Jets fought back to earn themselves a point against the division leading Avalanche to conclude their homestand but it is too little too late as ...

The good news/bad news for them is they get a chance to flush that game as they are back in action tonight but the not so good news is it is against the division leading Wolves in Chicago. Puck drop is at 7 PM. They got two goals in the 3rd ( a real beauty by CJ Suess and a day in the office for Jeff Malott) but it was not nearly enough and they would fall 7-2. TSN Jets reporter Sara Orlesky shares her thoughts on where things went wrong for Winnipeg and how the team can get back on track next season. Note III: Be sure to join us on the Illegal Curve Hockey Show today at 9:00 am CT on our YouTube channel and social media platforms. NBC Sports: As Jets’ playoff hopes fade, focus shifts to important off-season. They were scheduled to practice but will instead head to Ottawa where they will kick off a short two-game road trip tomorrow night.

OTTAWA — As the Winnipeg Jets wind down the remainder of the 2021-22 NHL season, the focus will...