Kelly Moore

There was no endorsement, nothing remotely warm or even a hint of the direction the Jets GM was going to take with the fifth coach he's hired since 2011.

It could be two or three more weeks before Jonathan Toews makes a decision on what his playing status will be for next season.

While the Winnipeg Jets and their fanbase await the results of this week's NHL draft lottery, there is one member of the Manitoba Moose who could very well be playing his way onto the radar of the parent team.

With the NHL salary ceiling rising from US$95.5 million to $104 million next season, does that “have to” mean the Winnipeg Jets will no longer be a “cap team”? And for the next several seasons, might that even matter?

Abstract Background and Aims Endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) and peroral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) are minimally invasive

It was about eight days into the Stanley Cup playoffs when a friend texted me and asked, “Why can't we just fast forward to the Colorado-Carolina Stanley Cup final?”

On one hand, Winnipeg hockey fans should be happy for Nikolaj Ehlers. But the way this past season unfolded for the Jets without Ehlers, that would be a painful proposition.

Sure, life without Connor Hellebuyck, as mentioned here previously, is closer than ever before, but there's zero chance his address changes without at least a redemption tour starting next September

It would appear that, once again, we will be adding another footnote in that annual storyline about Canadian-based NHL teams and the Stanley Cup.

But the gathering of all 32 General Managers in Buffalo for the draft combine could potentially sew the seeds for some future headline-grabbing activity as well.