Winnipeg Jets

Kyle Connor Winnipeg Jets

Kyle Connor Cashes In: Winnipeg Jets Bet Big on a Homegrown Star

In a move that reverberates through the prairies and signals a clear organizational direction, the Winnipeg Jets have locked up their superstar winger, Kyle Connor, for the foreseeable future. Announced on the eve of the 2025-26 season opener, the eight-year, $96 million contract extension is a monumental commitment, not just in dollars, but in philosophy. For a franchise that has often prided itself on a rigid and principled approach to negotiations, this deal represents a significant evolution, a necessary adaptation to the high-stakes game of retaining elite, homegrown talent in the modern NHL. Also on the EDGE – The Presidents’

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The Presidents’ Cup Curse or a Stepping Stone? The Winnipeg Jets Face a Season of Reckoning

The champagne-soaked euphoria of hoisting the Presidents’ Trophy feels like a lifetime ago. For the Winnipeg Jets, the 2024-25 season was a masterpiece of regular-season dominance—a franchise-record 56 wins, a staggering 116 points, and a league-best +86 goal differential. They were an offensive juggernaut, tied for third in goals scored, and a defensive fortress, surrendering the fewest goals in the NHL. Their power play, a perennial question mark, morphed into the league’s most lethal unit. It was, by almost every metric, a season for the ages. Previously on the EDGE – High Stakes & Burning Questions at the Winnipeg Jets

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Winnipeg Jets 2025-26 Roster Battles Intensify as Opening Night Looms

The air is getting crisp, the leaves are turning, and the familiar sounds of skates carving ice and pucks hitting boards are growing more intense. For hockey fans, it means one thing: the NHL season is just around the corner. For the Winnipeg Jets’ front office and coaching staff, it means decision time. The annual, often brutal, process of trimming the training camp roster is nearing its conclusion, and with a flurry of recent moves, the picture for opening night is becoming much clearer, though no less intriguing. The Waived and the Departed: Tough Choices Solidify the Core Every training

September 17, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

Winnipeg Jets Celebrate

High Stakes & Burning Questions at the Winnipeg Jets Training Camp

As the Winnipeg Jets open their 2025 training camp this week, they do so not as scrappy underdogs, but as the reigning Presidents’ Trophy winners. A franchise-record 56 wins and 116 points last season rewrote the narrative around this club. The question is no longer if they can compete, but whether they can handle the immense pressure that comes with being the team to beat. Last year’s incredible run has established a new standard. Now, General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff and Head Coach Scott Arniel face the unenviable task of piloting this group through the turbulent skies of a title-contending season,

September 6, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

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Pressure Mounts in Winnipeg as the Jets’ 2025-26 Training Camp Approaches

The shine has worn off the Presidents’ Trophy. While the 2024-25 season’s 116-point campaign was a historic regular-season achievement for the Winnipeg Jets, it was ultimately overshadowed by a premature second-round playoff exit at the hands of the Dallas Stars. In the NHL, regular-season banners are nice, but they’re not the goal. As the Jets prepare to open their 2025-26 training camp, the overriding theme isn’t celebration; it’s expectation. The pressure is on. Also on the EDGE – Winnipeg Jets Are Primed for a Deep Dive into the Postseason This season serves as a referendum on the current Jets core.

September 5, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

Connor Hellebuyck Winnipeg Jets

Can Connor Hellebuyck and the Jets’ Goaltending Depth Conquer the Postseason?

There are few certainties in the National Hockey League, but as training camps for the 2025-26 season approach, one thing is abundantly clear: the Winnipeg Jets possess the most formidable goaltending depth chart in professional hockey. The organization boasts the reigning Hart and Vezina Trophy winner, a highly capable NHL backup, and a pipeline with potential NHL backup options still developing. And yet, this undeniable strength is shadowed by a paradox. The team’s cornerstone, Connor Hellebuyck, is coming off one of the most decorated individual regular seasons in modern history, a year that also saw his team capture the Presidents’

September 3, 2025

EdgeHockey Staff

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The Whiteout Awakens: Winnipeg Jets Are Primed for a Deep Dive into the Postseason

Well, folks, here we are again, on the precipice of another NHL season, and the air in Winnipeg isn’t just crisp – it’s crackling with anticipation. After a 2024-25 campaign that saw the Jets hoist the Presidents’ Trophy with a stunning 116 points, only to crash out in the conference semifinals against the Dallas Stars, the question isn’t if this team is good, but how good. Is last year’s regular-season dominance the ceiling, or is this the year the Stanley Cup window swings wide open? From where I’m standing, the consensus is clear: something special is brewing, and the Jets