Barring some drastic change in the remaining weeks of the NHL's 2024-25 regular season, the Colorado Avalanche are more or less locked into third place in the highly-competitive Central Division. However,

The Jets are looking to avoid a similar fate in 2025. Winnipeg may be at the end of the rope with this current core. Ehlers and Neal Pionk are hitting NHL Free Agency this summer. This is certainly the time for the Jets to make a run. In saying this, there is one flaw the team needs to address if they want to have any postseason success this year.

The Winnipeg Jets secured their 50th win of the season with a 4-0 shutout against the New Jersey Devils. Earlier this week, they clinched the second playoff spot in the league.

WINNIPEG -- Alex Ovechkin scored his 889th goal to move closer to passing Wayne Gretzky for the most in NHL history, but the Winnipeg Jets recovered for a 3-2 overtime win to clinch a berth in the Stanley Cup Playoffs at Canada Life Centre on Tuesday.

As of now, the Jets hold a six-point advantage over the Stars. However, the path remains fraught with challenges, including upcoming games against formidable opponents like the New Jersey Devils and the Stars themselves. The excitement is palpable in the locker room, with players keenly aware of the implications of each game.

The Vancouver Canucks continue their quest to make the playoffs when they head out on the road to face the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday afternoon.

Jets are first team in the Western Conference to clinch a playoff berth WINNIPEG - In front of a sold-out crowd at Canada Life Centre, the Winnipeg Jets clinched a playoff berth with a 3-2 overtime win over the Washington Capitals.

Nikolaj Ehlers scored in overtime as the Winnipeg Jets defeated the visiting Capitals 3-2 on Tuesday night in a battle in which Washington's Alex Ovechkin scored his 889th career goal.

Cole Perfetti put the game out of reach with a stunning goal. Derek Forbort has been very good defensively for the Canucks but Perfetti undressed him like he was Ned Braden with a gorgeous outside-inside move through Forbort’s legs. He finished it off with a top-shelf shot while falling to the ice. It was an unreal goal.