It wasn’t just the Calgary Flames that stood pat at the 2025 trade deadline. As it stands, six of the eight spots are all but guaranteed at this point – The Vegas Golden Knights, Edmonton Oilers, Winnipeg Jets,

The Winnipeg Jets have made a pair of moves on trade deadline day. Brandon Tanev returning to Jets in trade with Kraken Brandon Tanev is returning to the place where he began his career. The veteran grinder was traded to the Winnipeg Jets from the Seattle Kraken ahead of the deadline,

Winnipeg sent a second-round pick in the 2027 draft in exchange for the veteran winger. The Toronto resident is in the final year of a six-year deal he signed with the Pittsburgh Penguins back on Canada Day in 2019. The Jets finish off their road trip on Sunday against the Carolina Hurricanes. Puck drop is 4 p.m.

Another ex-Vancouver Canucks player is on the move, as Luke Schenn will be taking his talents to the Winnipeg Jets. Schenn was just traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins on Wednesday night from the Nashville Predators.

Joel Armia on the wing? Carson Soucy on defence? Breaking down realistic possibilities for the Cup-contending Jets.

Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, and Gabriel Vilardi combined for eight points in the victory over the Flyers, a win that snapped a three-game winless skid foor the Jets. The other good news for the Jets is that the power play has now scored four times in five opportunities on the road trip.

What is a prototypical Winnipeg Jets trade deadline deal? We usually talk about Winnipeg’s best trades in terms of Paul Stastny, the two-way centre who was an excellent fit on the 2018 Western Conference finalist Jets.

SEATTLE — The Seattle Kraken have traded a veteran player for a second-round draft pick in 2027. The Kraken (26-33-4) traded forward Brandon Tanev to the Winnipeg Jets just ahead of the National Hockey League trade deadline Friday in exchange for the pick.

One of those teams is the Winnipeg Jets. And though they’ve only missed the playoffs once in the past seven seasons, they have experienced disappointment in recent years due to their lack of success in the post-season.

Playing the second game of a five-game homestand, John Tortorella's Philadelphia Flyers (27-27-8) will host Scott Arniel's Winnipeg Jets (42-16-4) on Thursday evening.

While their fans can point to the odds as further proof that their team isn’t getting the respect that it deserves, the FanDuel traders were quick to point out to me that the Jets are an overwhelmingly popular pick to win both the Western Conference and the Stanley Cup this season.