Ken Wiebe is a journalist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He primarily writes for the Winnipeg Free Press, focusing on local sports coverage, particularly the Winnipeg Jets hockey team. His work has also been featured in Sportsnet.
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Ken Wiebe's articles are heavily focused on local sports, particularly hockey and the Winnipeg Jets. Given his extensive coverage of events and inclusion of expert commentary, he is likely to be most receptive to pitches offering exclusive insights from players, coaches or team officials related to upcoming games or recent performances.
As an experienced journalist covering local sports extensively, Ken would also appreciate receiving pitches that provide unique behind-the-scenes stories about the Winnipeg Jets or their players. Topics such as personal journeys, overcoming challenges, or community involvement may resonate well with him given his focus on event coverage and expert commentary in the field of hockey.
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Nikolaj Ehlers knew he was within striking distance. The Winnipeg Jets forward had countryman Frans Nielsen squarely in his sights, but after firing a puck into the empty net to put this game on ice t...
By: Ken Wiebe
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
By: Ken Wiebe
Nino Niederreiter made sure his milestone game was a memorable one. Suiting up in his 900th NHL game, Niederreiter delivered a pair of insurance markers as the Winnipeg Jets defeated Utah HC 3-0 on Tu...
“I don’t know about that.” Adam Lowry had just been informed that NHL insider Elliotte Friedman mentioned him as a dark-horse candidate to suit up for Team Canada at the 4 Nations Face-Off in February...
NEW YORK — Just over a week ago, Connor Hellebuyck stood inside the Winnipeg Jets dressing room and calmly detailed why he felt a clear goalie interference call had been missed. The frustration was ev...
By: Ken Wiebe
NEW YORK — Scott Arniel was standing at the epicentre of his long road back. As a large throng of media members were peppering the head coach of the Winnipeg Jets about their historic start, Arniel wa...
NEW YORK – Playing in the world’s most famous arena, the Winnipeg Jets’ stars certainly came out to shine. Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor each delivered a pair of goals and combined for five points, N...
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
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