On tonight's episode, we recap a massive Winnipeg win over the Calgary Flames. With the Jets still needing to wait a few more days for reinforcements, what transpired between the Jets and Flames? Were both teams as chippy and physical as expected? Did the brewing bad blood between the franchises spill over into undisciplined play? How the heck did we finally get the mythical Dylan to Dillon goal?! Should we buy lotto tickets now? Just how great has Josh Morrissey's return to form been? Has Ville Heinola finally stamped his spot on the Jets roster permanently, or will his ELC status continue to muddy the picture?

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming opponent in the Calgary Flames. What can the Jets expect from a team that has become a bitter rival over the last few years? Why are the Flames having such a topsy-turvy season? Does this Calgary team merit concern, or should this be a softer opponent for the Jets? What does the waiving on Jansen Harkins suggest about Winnipeg's roster health? Are we finally getting some major skaters back into the line-up? Who might be the most likely to rejoin the Jets over the next week or so? Finally, we close out with some interesting comments from Rick Bowness on how he tries to coach the youth.

On tonight's episode, we reflect on a massive Winnipeg Jets win over the Edmonton Oilers on New Year's Eve. With Winnipeg struggling to ice a full line-up, how did Bones try to conjure his magic up? Were the Jets successful at creating offensive pressure, or was this a game Hellebuyck had to steal? Did Neal Pionk have one of his patented anti-McDavid games, or were the results a bit more mixed? Who else stood out from the crowd on a night of limited performances? How was Reichel in his return to Winnipeg's line-up? Might he be someone worth keeping around long-term?

On tonight's episode, we recap Sam Gagner's 1000th NHL game. It also happened to be the game to end Winnipeg's first 3-game losing streak! With the losses and injuries mounting, how were the Jets able to squeeze out a 4-2 victory against the Vancouver Canucks? Did the Jets outplay their opponents, or was this a case of Hellebuyck stealing points again? How did the Jets end up winning without scoring a single even-strength goal? Was this Ville Heinola's best game as a Winnipeg Jet? What does his performance and increased ice-time suggest about the way the coaching staff sees him? Is Neal Pionk's time with the Jets slowly winding down, or will Winnipeg opt to retain him?

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming line-up adjustments before the Jets tackle the Canucks. Despite defeating Vancouver 5-1 in the last outing, the Jets are likely feeling concerned about the Canucks' scoring output. How can Winnipeg slow down this prolific offense? With such a high-flying attack, why is Vancouver near the bottom of the Pacific division? Is it a weakness the Jets can exploit? What lines is Bowness rolling with? Is this the best arrangement of forwards, or are there potentially even more adjustments that could be made? How long can this Jets team survive with the roster depth as-is before the team takes a standings hit?

On tonight's episode, we recap a dispiriting loss to the Minnesota Wild. Were the Jets truly as bad as the 4-1 scoreline might imply? What positive takeaways can Winnipeg fans latch on to? Is there any help in sight for a Jets team struggling to ice 4 competitive lines? Just how bad has the roster depth been to have the current Jets line-up in this state? When will the front office decide to make a roster move? Are there any forward candidates the Jets can acquire to turn the tide, or will it fail to be enough to move the needle? What are the Jets going to do with the freefalling Neal Pionk?

On tonight's episode, we recap a tough road trip to Boston and Washington DC. What went wrong for Winnipeg in the 2 big US cities? Were these losses avoidable, or a sign of lingering fatigue and injuries? How can the Jets surmount the lack of roster depth over the next several weeks? Will the front office finally make a roster move to try and address the lack of forwards up front? If the Jets were to make a trade, which teams make the most sense as partners? Would allowing Ville Heinola to take the mantle of the last right-handed spot allow the Jets to move on from Pionk? What kind of trade package might the Jets expect in return?

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming games against the Bruins and Capitals. Both Eastern Conference opponents are likely to be losses. Given the difficulty of playing each team on the road, what can Winnipeg do to try and even the odds? Is there any hope of beating the Bruins on the road, a team that almost never loses in their own rink? How have the Bruins managed to be this good despite an aging, veteran roster? Which skaters present the greatest threat? Can Winnipeg avenge its defeat at the hands of the Capitals a few weeks ago? What will this Washington team look like without TJ Oshie? Finally we look ahead to a few games after the Christmas break, attempting to figure out how many points the Jets can bank.

On tonight's episode, we recap a fun Winnipeg Jets victory over the Ottawa Senators. After Marc Methot's amusing Twitter comments on Winnipeg, how did the Jets respond on the ice? Did they show the Sens some classic Winnipeg hospitality, or did Ottawa receive a frostier reception? How did Big Save Dave do in net after a pretty solid outing against the Kraken? Which Jets skaters stepped up to help carry Winnipeg through the fatigue and ill-health? Is the Jets defense on the precipice of getting a makeover? What did Ville Heinola do in his return to the line-up that could clue fans in to Winnipeg's future blueline look? Was Bowness happy with Winnipeg's performance, or did he feel there was room for improvement?

On today's episode, we preview the upcoming clash between the Winnipeg Jets and Ottawa Senators, and dive into Marc Methot's comments on Winnipeg itself. Who should the Jets be concerned about from the Sens roster? For a team sitting last in the Atlantic, are the Sens truly as bad as their record might indicate? Just how explosive and lethal is their top-6? How has Debrincat fit in? We also dive into the underdog city experience and poke a bit of fun at Methot's comments while embracing the mild disrespect. Finally, we close out with some brief looks at the NHL standings, attempting to sort out which teams are firmly stamping their ticket to the playoffs.

On tonight's episode, we recap some of the weekend action for the Jets, including a 5-1 shredding of the Vancouver Canucks and a less-enthralling 3-2 loss to the Seattle Kraken. What have we learned from the set of back-to-back games? Is the loss to the Kraken anything to be worried about? What are we seeing with Winnipeg's roster depth, especially in light of the flagging right-wing health? Should the Jets be aggressively searching for external help through trades? Are there any call-ups that make sense? We also step aside and take some time to discuss the recent blueline struggles with Dillon and Pionk. How should the Jets handle both skaters? Finally, we close out on the renaissance of Josh Morrissey, and how Bowness has unlocked the blueliner's true talent.

On tonight's episode, we recap a thoroughly dominant performance from the Jets against Nashville. For all of the scoring opportunities and dangerous chances created, why was the scoreline only a 2-1 victory? Just how many excellent chances did Saros rob?! Were the Preds able to muster any sort of resistance? Which Jets skaters were particularly effective against Nashville? Did any Winnipeg players perform poorly? How did Hellebuyck look after a few shaky starts in his last 2 games? Where will Winnipeg seek improvement from? Finally, we wrap up our quarterly progress reports with Samberg, Schmidt, and the new coaching staff.

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming match against the Nashville Predators. With a number of Jets potentially sick for this game, how will Winnipeg deal with the poor health of the team? Are the Preds a squad to be concerned about, or a relatively softer opponent to earn 2 points against? Who should the Jets be wary of, and how can Winnipeg turn the tide against an opponent that has played the Jets evenly over the years? Will Dubois being healthier for this game than the last? Finally, we continue our quarterly progress reports with a few grades for the defense, including the resurgent Morrissey and physical Dillon.

On tonight's episode, we discuss an agonizing loss to our burgeoning rivals in the Vegas Golden Knights. What kept Winnipeg from earning a victory in the final match of the season series? Were the Jets outplayed, or did they put themselves in danger with mistakes? How can Winnipeg prepare for a potential playoff meeting with this Knights team? What should the Jets work on, regardless of future match-ups with Vegas? Just how many Jets were playing through an illness?! Finally, we close out with a continuation of our quarterly report cards, focusing on Winnipeg's left-wing spot.

On tonight's episode, we walk through a grudge match between the Winnipeg Jets and Vegas Golden Knights. With both teams sharing a bitter recent history together, which team will prevail? Can Winnipeg climb one step closer to seizing first in the Western Conference? Which Knights players will be the most dangerous? How can Winnipeg neutralize Vegas' goalscoring threats? Does Vegas have any particular weaknesses this year, and who will have to step up to expose them? Closing us out, we continue our quarterly progress reports with Jets players, focusing on Winnipeg's right-wing positions.

On tonight's episode, we dive into a frustrating defeat at the hands of the Capitals. What went wrong for Winnipeg? Why did it take the Jets nearly 2 periods before they were able to push back against Washington's pressure? Are there any immediate solutions for days when the Jets struggle to push the puck up the ice? What remains the single biggest need for this squad, and how can the Jets acquire it? If Winnipeg trades for 1 to 2 forwards, how would it improve the team's playoff outlook? Would the Jets become true contenders? Finally, we kick off a quarterly check-in for the Jets players and coaching staff, handing out early report cards. How have Winnipeg's centres been doing this year?

On tonight's episode, we recap a hard-fought victory over the St. Louis Blues. Despite the lopsided scoreline, the Jets had to lean heavily on Connor Hellebuyck for much of the evening. Why did Winnipeg allow the Blues so many opportunities to claw back into this game? Can the Jets find a way to improve their defending with a lead? What parts of the squad carried the evening? Is this the best penalty kill the Jets have ever had? Has Winnipeg also figured out some different puck distribution patterns to make the power play dangerous again? Finally, we offer some brief expectations of Winnipeg's match-up against the Chicago Blackhawks.

On this episode, we take a look around the league and check in the top storylines heading into the second half of the NHL season. Can anyone stop the New Jersey Devils and Boston Bruins? What has fueled the meteoric rises of these two squads? Can both teams sustain this level of success through the regular and post-seasons? What teams have significantly underperformed expectations? How can the Columbus Blue Jackets turn their difficult start to the season into a learning experience? When did Tage Thompson become an elite center?! Finally, we close out with a short wishlist of things the Winnipeg Jets could benefit from before 2023 rolls in.

On this episode of Locked On Winnipeg Jets, we recap Winnipeg's thumping of the Paul Maurice-led Florida Panthers. With the Jets winning 5-2, can we finally settle the score with Winnipeg's past? What did the Jets do right in a massive win for the team? Where did the Panthers go wrong, and was it anything Maurice could fix? Did Winnipeg have any particular moments of concern, or was this a complete team performance? What did the team have to say about Maurice's return to Winnipeg, and the ensuing ovation? We close out with some thoughts on Winnipeg's upcoming schedule of games, and which of the match-ups might be the most challenging.

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming match-up against the Florida Panthers, led by former Jets coach Paul Maurice. Why are Panthers fans so up in arms over Maurice's performance so far? Are the Panthers actually playing as poorly as their middling record indicates? What ails this Floridian squad, and could the Jets find a way to take advantage? What will Winnipeg need to do to secure victory against a team with this much speed and skill? Finally, we close out with some additional thoughts on the trade rumors surrounding the Vancouver Canucks. Is Brock Boeser worth taking a risk on, or should the Jets elect to look elsewhere?

On tonight's episode, we recap Winnipeg's victory over the Anaheim Ducks. Was the 5-2 scoreline an accurate reflection of a complete win, or are there nuances to be dealt with? What went wrong with the Jets in the first period? What did Rick Bowness think about the effort? Is there a way to solve Winnipeg's slower starts? Which players stood out in a total team effort? What gaps do the Jets still need to fill, and can they repeat this level of depth scoring against stronger teams? How will Winnipeg prepare for the return of Paul Maurice on Tuesday? Can the Jets show the Florida Panthers a top-level performance, or will Maurice get the last laugh?

On tonight's episode, we recap a somewhat frustrating loss to the Blue Jacket's in Patrik Laine's return to Winnipeg. What went wrong for the Jets? Are there concerns that these issues are something more long-term, or should Winnipeg fans rest easy? If the problems are something that will remain, how will the Jets cope with them? Are there solutions available as early as this season? What were the Jets successful at? Should we be encouraged by Winnipeg's level of effort and slot attack? What should the Jets be on the lookout to adjust for against the Ducks? We finally close out with some thoughts on fascinating World Cup storylines, and whether the success of Asian teams in the tournament suggests a potential untapped market for both football and hockey.

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming games against the Columbus Blue Jackets and Anaheim Ducks. What has gone wrong for these two bottom-table squads? Are the Jackets and Ducks as bad as they seem, or are there other factors to explain the rough season starts? Will the Jets be able to win both games, or should we expect at least a point to be dropped somewhere? Who are the danger men for each team? Is Troy Terry a realistic trade option, or a pipe-dream? We also discuss the importance of Canada's World Cup run for the men's team, and why the early exit shouldn't be viewed as a major disappointment.

On tonight's episode, we recap an enthralling Winnipeg Jets victory over their Central Division rivals, the Colorado Avalanche. What went right for the Jets in a massive 5-0 win? What areas might be minor causes for concern? Is the new line of Perfetti-Scheifele-Wheeler prepared to dominate the rest of the season? How long can this trio keep the magic going for? Should the Josh Norrissey hype campaign be kicking into high gear now? What has allowed Morrissey to unlock this level of play, and will it last? How do we feel about the changes Rick Bowness has brought to the team? Will it help Winnipeg maintain a top seed in the Central during a busy December?

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming game against the Colorado Avalanche. With the Stars, Jets, and Avs all vying for the number 1 seed, which team will emerge victorious at the top of the Central? How has Winnipeg managed to accomplish such a strong start despite major injuries? Is this style of play a plan for sustainable success? How will the Jets approach a skilled, stingy, and speedy Avs team? Can Winnipeg replicate its success against Dallas while facing an even more dangerous Colorado squad? For the remainder of the season, what's working well for the Jets and what needs improvement? What have we learned from Bowness's first 20 games on the job?