Scott Billeck is a beat writer and sports reporter at the Winnipeg Sun. He specializes in covering hockey, particularly the NHL and the Winnipeg Jets, while also exploring themes related to competitive sports and sports business. Scott's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Edmonton Journal, Toronto Sun, and Montreal Gazette.
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Scott Billeck's work primarily focuses on local sports, particularly hockey, with a strong emphasis on the Winnipeg Jets and NHL. His coverage also includes evolving stories and event analysis related to these topics. Thus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into hockey games, player performances, or team dynamics.
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The Winnipeg Jets' leading scorer did a bit of stick-handling on Tuesday morning, choosing the high-road after the hit left a shiner.
Niederreiter scored twice in his 900th career game, and Gabriel Vilardi also tucked one in as the Jets won for a 12th time in 13 tries.
By: Scott Billeck
The 31-year-old centre is putting his Team Canada hopes for the 4 Nations Face-Off next year in God's hands.
The local hockey team made NHL history on Saturday, etching its name into the history books after winning its 14th game in just 15 tries.
Just getting to Evan Holm's locker stall on Saturday night was an exercise in evasion.
Stanley wasn't with the Winnipeg Jets as they began their three-game road trip in the Big Apple on Tuesday.
The 31-year-old scored twice on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, including the game-winner against the New York Rangers.
Hitch a ride, folks. The Winnipeg Jets are a wagon.
It will be well-deserved if he makes the cut — and let's be frank: he should.
By: Scott Billeck
Thursday night felt like an awkward high-five for the Jets. Although they intended to make good contact, they just couldn't hit the mark.
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