On tonight's episode, we discuss the recent new about Kyle Connor's injury. With a potential 6-8 week timeframe for recovery and rehab, might the Jets have dodged a huge bullet? How likely is it that this timeframe matches what Winnipeg's internal medical staff are expecting? Can the Jets compensate for the loss of Connor internally? What should we make of the recent overtures towards a trade with the Philadelphia Flyers? Is it time for a package deal with Konecny and Walker? How will Winnipeg move on from San Jose and prepare for a difficult game against the LA Kings? Is LA the best Cup contender no one seems to be talking about? How are the Jets doing in the opening period against San Jose?

On tonight's episode, we walk through some potential line combos for the Winnipeg Jets, now facing a potential long-term absence from their top scorer. Can Winnipeg compensate for the loss of Connor, or is there no one who can be relied upon to step up? Should the Jets move Iafallo back into the top-6, or is it time to offer Nino a line promotion? How can Winnipeg internally paper over the loss of a major 5v5 and 5v4 scoring force? Is the rumor of Jakub Vrana being available for trade worth it to the Jets to pursue? Should the Jets offer Stanley and a lower round pick in exchange, especially if the Blues agree to retain? How will Winnipeg prepare for a Sharks team that suddenly seems keen to score when trailing?

On tonight's episode, we recap a big, if potentially painful Winnipeg Jets victory over the Anaheim Ducks. Why aren't we happier that the Jets are now in first place in the Central? Shouldn't a big road win be cause for celebration? Is the injury to Kyle Connor a potentially bigger, and season-altering, storyline from this game? Which Jets players answered the call and stood tall with Connor out? How can Winnipeg attempt to replace, or at least, stabilize the roster with Connor's absence? Is there an option the Jets could trade for externally? Could one of Chibrikov or Lambert be an internal upgrade to fill the void in the meantime? How will the Jets prepare for two very difficult road games against the Sharks and Kings later this week?

On tonight's episode, we walk through an exciting, fun Winnipeg Jets victory over the Colorado Avalanche. How did the Jets come away with both points against a notoriously tough team to beat on the road? Were the Jets top scorers in peak form, or did the depth carry the day? Which skaters played hero, and is David Gustafsson finally ready for a more prominent role? Just how good is that new top line with Ehlers? Are we finally seeing the full-Vezina form of Hellebuyck for the remainder of the season? How did Stanley did in what looked to be a difficult match-up? With this victory, are the Jets poised to claim the title of best team in the Central Division? How close are they to a top seed, and why does it matter? How should Winnipeg prepare for a potential trap road game against Anaheim?

On tonight's episode, we tackle the much-debated prospect of Winnipeg's blueline. Just how bad is the Jets defense? Is it actually bad, or are there a handful of key issues that hold it back? Where does this Jets defense rank amongst other blueline corps around the league? Is Winnipeg's defense truly a problem, or are there specific things it struggles against? What potential rentals could actually help fix the Jets blueline? Is there anyone worth trading for, or is the market fairly dim? Finally, we close out with a look at the week ahead, including a rematch with the Kings and Avalanche.

On tonight's episode, we talk through the remaining forward needs for the Winnipeg Jets to go from playoff locks to Cup contenders. Is this team closer to contending than it appears? How can the Jets add to overwhelm their opponents at even-strength? What sort of player archetype should Winnipeg be trying to pursue? Does it make sense to look for cost-effective options for rentals, or should Winnipeg be aiming higher? Is there a market for players like Monahan and Beauvillier, or should the Jets do their shopping elsewhere? Which upcoming Jets free agents should be at the top of the value-signing list? Is another DeMelo extension worth pursuing? Finally, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming trip to the Colorado Rockies for a match-up with the Avalanche.

On tonight's episode, we recap a big Winnipeg Jets victory over the Carolina Hurricanes. How did the Jets manage to beat a talented, if somewhat flawed Canes squad? Why was the shot clock so lopsided against Winnipeg? Was it an accurate reflection of how the game truly went, or were the true chances for and against a bit more even? Was this Brossoit's finest hour of the season? Can he maintain this level of form going forward? How long can the Connor-Scheifele-Ehlers line keep this elite play up for? Should they be split apart, or kept together? Just how fantastic is the new Nino Niederreiter contract extension? Is it a sign of things to come with other pending free agents? How will the raised cap ceiling impact the Jets in the coming seasons?

On tonight's episode, we recap a solid home win against the Chicago Blackhawks. How did the Jets fare after losing 3 straight games, including a number of divisional match-ups? Was Winnipeg clearly the better team, or were there moments where Chicago threatened? Just how many points is Cole Perfetti on pace to score this year? Will Bones finally let him play in the third period like Arniel did? What should the Jets expect against the Carolina Hurricanes team? Is Carolina a very strong opponent, or a weaker foe than it once was? How can the Jets better optimize their lines, even with Namestnikov and Kupari sidelined with injuries?

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming match-up against the Edmonton Oilers. Are the Jets expecting a sub-.500 team, or the one that's currently on a 3-game winning streak? How are the Oilers arranged under new coach Knoblauch? Is this Edmonton squad actually playing better hockey, or is the coaching change boost an illusory effect? Looking around the league, which teams are vying for playoff spots, and which teams look well on their way to clinching a spot in a few months? Who are the true contenders amongst a crowded field of average to above-average squads?

On tonight's episode, we break down a frustrating shutout defeat at the hands of the Dallas Stars. What went wrong for Winnipeg to fail to score for the first time this season? Were the Jets outplayed, or was Oettinger the primary reason for the defeat? How on Earth did Winnipeg fail to score on two straight 5-on-3 power plays? Will the special teams issue correct itself this season, or does the team need to make acquisitions to resolve the problem? Where will Vilardi slot into the line-up once he returns? Are the new lines the Jets ran at the end of the Stars game likely to stick against the Edmonton Oilers?

On tonight's episode, we recap an annoying, but otherwise unsurprising loss in Nashville. On a night when the Jets seemed to be just a bit off their typical game, what seemed to be the primary culprits for the defeat? Were the forwards and defense struggling, or was the goaltending at fault? Were the Jets able to mount a valiant comeback, or were the Preds firmly in control of this game from start to finish? Should the Jets make some adjustments to the skater usages? How can Perfetti, Ehlers, and Niederreiter get more shifts without spoiling what makes them so effective? Will Winnipeg win the upcoming rematch against the Dallas Stars?

On tonight's episode, we recap a spirited, feisty, and impressive Winnipeg Jets victory over the Florida Panthers. In Rick Bowness' first game back behind the bench, how did the team play? Did the Jets continue their recent streak of great 5v5 play? Did Hellebuyck put on another clinic in net? How did the Jets manage to frustrate and shutout a high-octane Panthers offense? Did Scott Arniel do a good job in Bowness' absence? Just how good can this team truly get? Are we starting to see the shape of something special this season? Will the Preds be yet another victim on Winnipeg's current winning streak?

On tonight's episode, we recap a wild and fun Winnipeg Jets win against the Tampa Bay Lightning. How did the Jets celebrate their pre-Thanksgiving festivities? Was Winnipeg stronger at even-strength, or was this game a big tug of war? Which Jets skaters rose to the challenge and answered the call? Who struggled against Tampa's skill and speed? Has Hellebuyck finally turned the corner this season? How can Winnipeg tweak the current lines to make this team an absolute juggernaut? Is it worth exploring the trade market for big fish, or can this team win with internal upgrades? Finally, we preview the second half of the Florida swing, taking a look at the Panthers ahead of the Friday match-up.

On tonight's episode, we continue our dig through a number of likely sellers for Winnipeg Jets trade targets. Could the Blues be willing to part with Pavel Buchnevich? What would an extremely talented scorer with another full year of term cost Winnipeg? Is it a worthy buy, or would the Jets be overspending for an asset that may not extend long-term? Is Vrana worth taking a flyer on? Speaking of Flyers, is there any hope of Winnipeg fishing Travis Sanheim out of Philadelphia? What might the Jets need to pay for a combo of Konecny and one of Seeler or Walker? Finally, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming road match-up against the talented, if flawed, Tampa Bay Lightning.

On tonight's episode, we take a look at a few potential trade deadline sellers with expiring assets. Could the Winnipeg Jets make a big deal with the Calgary Flames for a blueliner? What expiring defenders might make sense for the Jets? Are any of Hanifin, Tanev, and Zadorov actually worth trading for? What happens if the Flames ask a high price for one of these rentals? Are there any Flames forwards worth trading for? Is there any chance of a Laine return to Winnipeg? If not Laine, who could Winnipeg pluck from the Columbus Blue Jackets? Is there a potentially underrated pick-up in one of Jake Bean or Adam Boqvist waiting in the wings?

On tonight's episode, we recap a pair of big wins against the Buffalo Sabres and Arizona Coyotes. Given that the games were back-to-back, what were the Jets able to deliver in each effort? Was one game a better performance than the other, or was Winnipeg able to deliver an even offering for both games? Which Jets stood out the most? How did Winnipeg manage to shut down Arizona's offense completely? Was this the team's best defensive performance of the season? How do the wins impact Winnipeg's place in the standings? Are the Jets shoo-ins for a playoff appearance, or will the battle for the post-season run until the bitter end?

On tonight's episode, we preview Winnipeg's upcoming match-up with the Buffalo Sabres. Is this Sabres team a true threat in the east? What has held Buffalo back from the top of the Atlantic division? Will the return of Tuch be enough of a difference-maker to concern the Jets? We also check in on Gabriel Vilardi and Ville Heinola, walking through what their respective returns could mean for Winnipeg's offensive potency. Will both players be the antidote the Jets power play has been craving? Finally, we revisit the Dubois trade with LA. How have the players who were exchanged performed for their new clubs?

On tonight's episode, we recap a fun night of Jets hockey against a cagey New Jersey Devils squad. Despite missing Jack Hughes and Nico Hischier, this Devils team still has some firepower. Was it enough to threaten Winnipeg, or did the Jets take care of business? Who stepped up for Winnipeg in the most crucial situations? Was this another game dominated by 5v5 play, or did Winnipeg finally get some stronger special teams? Is Cole Perfetti Winnipeg's new favorite player? What has changed in Cole's game this year to make him so good? Are the Jets in a good enough form to maintain a playoff spot over the next few weeks?

On tonight's episode, we take a tour through trades past from the second edition of the Winnipeg Jets, attempting to find some underrated gems and some deals that left a bit of a sour taste. Where does the Dubois-to-LA trade rank amongst the top deals? Is the Niederreiter trade the best deal the front office has ever made? Where do the deals for players like Michael Frolik and Dylan DeMelo rank? Should they be considered absolute steals? What about the deal to send Evander Kane to Buffalo? What are some of the trades the Jets have come to regret? Was it because Winnipeg acquired lesser talent, or were there more complicating factors?

On tonight's episode, we walk through some major takeaways from Winnipeg's narrow defeat to the Dallas Stars. Was the scoreline an accurate reflection of how close these two teams were? What gave the Stars the ultimate advantage in the end? Will the Jets special teams ever get to an acceptable state? How might the poor special teams play impact the rest of the season? Can the Jets improve both the power play and penalty kill without roster reinforcements? Finally, we preview an upcoming battle with a difficult, if injured opponent in the New Jersey Devils. Will the battle-tested Devils surprise the Jets, or are they too battered to be a threat?

On tonight's episode, we preview a challenging upcoming battle with the Dallas Stars. What should the Jets expect from a deep, skilled roster? Are the Stars as good as they were last season? How are the lines arranged, and are Seguin and Duchene truly playing on the third line?! What could prove to be the biggest challenge for Winnipeg? We also look ahead to what the Jets roster still needs in order to be a true playoff threat. Can the team acquire a legitimate top-4 defender? How will Winnipeg respond to an upcoming slate of games that features an Eastern Conference-heavy lineup?

On tonight's episode, we recap an impressive Winnipeg win over the Nashville Predators. What stood out in a 6-3 thrashing of the hated rivals from down south? Is Winnipeg's top line finally starting to figure things out? How many hat tricks will Kyle Connor nab this year? Is this the best third line the current Jets franchise has ever had? What should Winnipeg be willing to pay for a Niederreiter extension? Is Winnipeg a legitimately great team, or are the gaps enough to hold the Jets back? Should we start getting excited about what the Jets can accomplish in the post-season?

On tonight's episode, we recap an entertaining, if slightly chaotic Winnipeg Jets win over the Blues. What was Winnipeg's approach to taking down a division rival? Were the Blues able to generate much in the way of offensive threat, or did Winnipeg lock them down? Is the top line finally starting to find some rhythm as a unit, or is it too early to get excited? Should we be expecting the power play fortunes to shift after a 2-goal night, or is this more a product of the competition? Which Jets have had major bounceback seasons after rougher previous years? Is it time to start considering a temporary shutdown for Nik Ehlers?

On tonight's episode, we recap a whacky Winnipeg Jets win over the Arizona Coyotes. How did Niederreiter and Dillon come across multigoal games...all on the same night? Were the Yotes as decent as their record indicates? How was Winnipeg's special teams performance after some dire recent outings? Will this victory springboard the team to bigger and better things? Was Hellebuyck at fault for any of the goals against, or did the Jets leave him out to dry? What is Winnipeg's biggest enemy right now? Is it another team, or the mistakes the Jets continually make?

On tonight's episode, we provide some final thoughts on Winnipeg's loss to the Vegas Golden Knights. With this being the fifth or sixth straight loss to Vegas, can the Jets ever defeat their rivals? What were the biggest culprits for this loss? Why have both sides of the special teams unit completely imploded this season? Where has the legitimately strong PK from last season gone, and will it ever return? What should the Jets expect from the Arizona Coyotes. Is this Yotes team as bad as last year's squad, or a surprising opponent not to be underestimated?