On tonight's episode, we discuss the exciting announcement of Winnipeg's Penticton Young Stars Classic roster! Why should Jets fans be keeping a close eye on Dmitry Kuzmin and Anton Johannesson? Is Chaz Lucius truly ready to make the jump to pro hockey? Where will Brad Lambert end up, and could a big Penticton showing earn him a pro deal? Will Arvid Holm finally prove he's the man to rely on for the Moose starting goalie spot? Is Daniel Torgersson the big-bodied scorer the Jets have struggled to sign?

On tonight's episode, we take a look at which Jets players may or may not thrive under the new coaching staff with Rick Bowness. Are the kids finally poised to get the shot many of them haven't had in years? Will Ville Heinola prove to be Bones' answer to Heiskanen in Winnipeg? Where will Cole Perfetti slot in, and is it possible he misses out on the top-6? Are the new defensive systems good fits for veterans like Adam Lowry and Brendan Dillon? What will happen with struggling players like Neal Pionk and Blake Wheeler?

On tonight's episode, we comb through the remainder of the UFA pool to try and identify a few options that might help the Winnipeg Jets. How is Sonny Milano still without a contract with only a few weeks before the pre-season begins? Can Winnipeg woo Evan Rodrigues and bring him in to provide much-needed offensive punch down the line-up? Is Victor Rask still decent enough to fortify the bottom-6? Should the Jets give Daniel Sprong one last chance to stick with an NHL squad, or are the holes in his game too great to overlook?

On tonight's episode, we reflect on the wonderful conversations and time we got to spend with former Winnipeg Jet Scott Campbell. We look back on how Scott made an impression on our early Winnipeg fandom, his impact on the Jets fanbase, and his role in helping to shape the future of the Winnipeg Jets. We then check in on some of the most recent extensions and signings from around the NHL. Why were the Canucks so desperate to re-sign J.T. Miller, and will they end up regretting the extension? What can Evgeny Svechnikov bring to the San Jose Sharks? Why, exactly, did the Buffalo Sabres give a 7-year deal to Tage Thompson?

On tonight's episode, we discuss the upcoming training camps and pre-season line-ups for the Winnipeg Jets. How will new signing Sam Gagner contribute to Winnipeg's depth scoring? Might Gagner be viewed as something more than a 3rd or 4th liner? Will Bowness finally be the one to convince Blake Wheeler to accept a reduced role? Are we going to see the Mark Scheifele of old that looked unstoppable for the Jets? What can Brad Lambert and Chaz Lucius show during the pre-season period to earn a roster spot? Does either forward have a shot? Where do AHL vets like Kristian Reichel and promising talents in Declan Chisholm figure into the equation?

On tonight's episode, we take a look at the best and worst NHL free agent signings of the off-season so far. Why were teams so interested in offering expensive 4-year deals to Erik Gudbranson, Ben Chiarot, and Nick Leddy? Will these blueliners live up to their pricetags, or are teams destined to fall victim to poor defender analysis? What can versatile forwards like Andre Burakovsky and Andrew Copp bring to their respective squads? Was Johnny Gaudreau the best free agent signing of the whole summer?

On tonight's episode, we sort through the mess of problems that potentially await the 2023 edition of the Winnipeg Jets. What roster gaps continue to plague the team? Can Winnipeg find a top-6 finisher on the wing to give the team a goalscoring punch? What sort of trade options would exist to satisfy this need? What Manitoba Moose players might be ready to step up to the big leagues full-time? Can any of the Moose forwards give the Jets bottom-6 the scoring juice it desperately lacks? Will Winnipeg's veteran skaters accept role demotions for the greater good? How can the Jets bring the enthusiasm and energy back to a stagnating fanbase?

On tonight's episode, we tackle the nitty gritty and ask 5 difficult questions for the Winnipeg Jets. Will Mark Scheifele finally look like the franchise leader he was just a few seasons ago? Is Blake Wheeler willing to give up his spot on the first line to better balance the team? What version of Neal Pionk will we see after a challenging 2021-22 season? Will Rick Bowness unleash the defense to its full potential? What will the Jets do with Connor Hellebuyck if the team decides a rebuild is on the cards?

On tonight's episode, we stroll through memory lane with a few more former Winnipeg Jets 2.0 greats. What made Andrew Ladd so special alongside Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler? Why was that line as effective as it was? Just how underappreciated was Little during his peak years with the Jets? What could have brought to the past few seasons had he been able to finish his career on his own terms? Was Jacob Trouba's departure truly as bad of a thing as it was thought to be at the time, or was it best for all parties involved? We also give some brief thoughts on the NHL 23 reveal trailer, and what it might mean for this year's iteration of the storied franchise.

On tonight's episode, we look back on some recent Jets fan-favorites and celebrated players. What made Dustin Byfuglien such a unique presence on the ice? Can any skater ever replicate the impact and playstyle he brought to Winnipeg every game? Was Tobi Enstrom truly as bad as many Jets fans thought, or was he an unsung hero of the franchise? Just how close was Mathieu Perreault to scoring the magical 5th goal for a $1M prize?! We also reflect on the recent departure of another fan-favorite in Paul Stastny, and why his comments about the Jets could be cause for concern.

On tonight's episode, we discuss three changes I want to keep an eye on for the 2023 Winnipeg Jets season and beyond. Will Rick Bowness finally let the defense activate in the offensive zone more frequently? How might this change impact for the forward match-ups? What can we expect with the penalty kill and power play under the new assistant coaching staff? Will Bowness continue his trend of allowing younger players to earn prominent roles continue in Winnipeg? What could this do for the longer-term picture of Winnipeg's competitiveness?

On tonight's episode, we ruminate on Winnipeg's future. Are the Jets willing to embrace a philosophical and cultural shift to kickstart the winning mentality the team needs? What changes might need to occur tactically and in the front office to support these efforts? Can the Jets stave off a rebuild, or will their frugal approach inevitably lead to a bottom-place finish in the years to come? Is Winnipeg genuinely open to spending again, or will we be doomed to see little roster change?

On tonight's episode, we peek into Winnipeg's future and try to determine which players should be extended and which should be allowed to seek greener pastures. Are Mark Scheifele and Blake Wheeler expected to make a return to the Jets? What will Winnipeg do with Connor Hellebuyck, especially if tanking remains a need? Which of the depth forwards are worth extending past their expiration dates, and should anyone be given healthy raises? Does Nikolaj Ehlers deserve to wear a captain's letter?

On tonight's episode, we wrap up our NHL off-season winners and losers analysis with the Metro Division. Are the Columbus Blue Jackets a sleeper team to keep an eye on, especially with Johnny Gaudreau in tow? Just what are the Philadelphia Flyers trying to accomplish? Can the Pittsburgh Penguins and Washington Capitals push for one last Stanley Cup run? What will the Carolina Hurricanes do to try and solve their playoff woes? Are the Islanders and Rangers good enough to make post-season noise again?

On tonight's episode, we take a look at the Atlantic Division and grade several off-seasons for teams like the Ottawa Senators and Tampa Bay Lightning. What can we make of Florida's changes, including the addition of Paul Maurice? Can the Lightning actually improve any more than what they are already? Why are the Sens suddenly interested in playing competitive hockey? Will Samsonov and Murray finally resolve Toronto's goaltending woes? We also briefly check in on some Jets prospects at the World Juniors.

On tonight's episode, we continue our look at the top off-season performers among the Western Conference teams, turning our attention to the Pacific Division. Have the Edmonton Oilers finally solved their goaltending issues? Are the Calgary Flames endangering their long-term future with the post-Tkachuk and Gaudreau signings? Just what, exactly, are the Vegas Golden Knights doing, and is there a real plan? Are the Seattle Kraken finally on the road to recovery after a sputtering start?

On tonight's episode, we play devil's advocate regarding Winnipeg's odds of making the playoffs. Will Rick Bowness and his assistant staff be the tactical antidote to what ails the team, or are we doomed to lottery hockey? How might the youth movement reshape the line-ups for the better? If the kids bottom out, what veterans can the Jets turn to for help? Will the Vezina-worthy version of Connor Hellebuyck return once again, or are darker fates in store for the veteran goalie?

On tonight's episode, we attempt to build as an idealized line-up for the 2022-23 Winnipeg Jets as humanly possible. Where will Blake Wheeler end up in this new-look regime? Can Cole Perfetti seize a top-line spot alongside Scheifele? What can new addition Kevin Stenlund do for the bottom-6? What role best suits Adam Lowry, and should it change with future additions? Are Dylan Samberg and Ville Heinola ready to lead the charge from the blueline? What will this team even be capable of next season?

On tonight's episode, we take a look at the off-seasons of Central Division squads to figure out which teams have improved the most. Will the new-look Nashville Predators top-6 pose a problem for the Jets? Are the Minnesota Wild better off by swapping goalies with Ottawa? What are the Chicago Blackhawks trying to accomplish with their roster tear-down? When will the Arizona Coyotes finally have a rink to call their own?

On tonight's episode, we take a look at the remaining members of the free agent pool. Are there any UFAs worth signing? What could Sonny Milano, Victor Rask, and Johan Larsson contribute to Winnipeg's depth lines? Is Jesper Bratt an RFA the Jets should target in a trade? Would Martin Necas be worth trading for, and what warning signs come with his acquisition? Are the Jets pursuing any defenders like Rasmus Sandin, and why shouldn't the team try to bring Sandin in?

On tonight's episode, we follow-up on last week's discussion about potential breakout candidates for the upcoming Winnipeg Jets 2022-23 season. Will Nikolaj Ehlers finally receive the ice-time he's due under Rick Bowness? If Ehlers reaches the first line, what kind of production can we expect? Where does Ville Heinola fit into Winnipeg's defense, and is Bowness going to give Heinola the shot he's deserved? Can Dave Rittich experience the Jets miracle goaltending medicine that cured Eric Comrie and Laurent Brossoit? How might he support Connor Hellebuyck next season?

On tonight's episode, we discuss the Pierre-Luc Dubois contract extension, and how it might help the Winnipeg Jets and Dubois reach a better trade option. What does the contract term and price-tag suggest for trade deadline value? Does the Matthew Tkachuk trade return for the Calgary Flames set a level of expectation for Jets fans, or are these situations incomparable? What might a fair return for Dubois look like? Will teams looking for an elite rental be willing to pay up and risk Dubois departing in free agency?

On tonight's episode, we identify a handful of potential breakout candidates for the Winnipeg Jets in the 2022-23 season. Given the lack of off-season improvements to the roster, how might David Gustafsson become the key to Winnipeg's top-9? What skills does he bring, and is he more than just a defensive safety valve? Where will Cole Perfetti slot into in the top-6? Should he be attached to Mark Scheifele's hip, or will Blake Wheeler supersede him? What can we expect from Morgan Barron and Dylan Samberg? Are both skaters the bottom-of-the-lineup wonderkids the Jets need to build a true contender?

On tonight's episode, we discuss an unusual topic that's suddenly found a lot of press coverage as a result of the roster changes with the Calgary Flames. Are the departures of Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Tkachuk a sign that Canadian teams need to draft more Canadian players to retain them? How would limiting your drafting demographics impact the prospect pool as a whole? Why do some in Winnipeg believe the Jets are at risk of the same situation as the Flames, when many of the longest-tenured and most successful Jets are American? Against the backdrop of the Hockey Canada scandal, is maintaining the antiquated mindset of drafting Canadian players only truly what's needed in the sport?