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The Winnipeg Jets launch the 2026‑27 NHL season with a mixed start: a 4‑2 record in their first six games followed by a five‑game losing streak. Arctic Ice Hockey argues the team’s performance sits between those extremes, suggesting the early success was misleading and the recent skid isn’t the whole story. The review weighs the Jets’ strengths and flaws, offering insight into what to expect as the season unfolds.
Alexander Nikishin officially ended his holdout on Sunday, signing a one-year, $3 million contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. Nikishin’s deal came after he reportedly asked for a trade shortly after the Hurricanes won the Stanley Cup last season and was looking to sign a long term contract worth around $9 million per season. The Winnipeg
For the first time in roughly a decade, there is uncertainty between the pipes in Winnipeg.
Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton talked about the fallout of Nikishin’s contract situation on Daily Faceoff Live.
On Monday morning, Connor Hellebuyck practiced with the New Jersey Devils for the first time since Friday’s trade from the Winnipeg Jets — and although he’s been a member of the team for only 72 hours, he’s already itching to get between the pipes. “If you’re asking me, I’m ready today,” Hellebuyck told reporters, including […] The post Devils’ Connor Hellebuyck ready to roll after Jets trade, but will he debut vs. Stars? appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Jack St. Ivany wasn’t sure what to expect when the Winnipeg Jets placed him on waivers last week. But when the Washington Capitals claimed him, he was immediately thrilled about the new opportunity. The 27-year-old blueliner practiced with his new team for the first time on Monday morning and met with reporters after the skate.
Jack St. Ivany wasn’t sure what to expect when the Winnipeg Jets placed him on waivers last week. But when the Washington Capitals claimed him, he was immediately thrilled about the new opportunity. The 27-year-old blueliner practiced with his new team for the first time on Monday morning and met with reporters after the skate.
The Winnipeg Jets enter the week facing a franchise-defining transition. Connor Hellebuyck is gone, Josh Morrissey remains sidelined, and a four-game losing streak has put pressure on a team already…
Jacob Fowler was masterful for the Montreal Canadiens in the 2026 Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium in Manitoba on Sunday night, making 33 saves on 34 shots and helping the Habs beat the Winnipeg Jets 2-1. In the process, the 21-year-old became the youngest goaltender in the history of the National Hockey League to […] The post Canadiens’ Jacob Fowler makes NHL history in Heritage Classic win vs. Jets appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 Sunday at the 2026 NHL Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, the Winnipeg Jets may have traded Connor Hellebuyck to avoid a public confrontation. Meanwhile, the Carolina Hurricanes have re-signed Alexander Nikishin after a difficult contract…
The Winnipeg Jets capped Heritage Weekend with an outdoor showdown against the Montreal Canadiens at Princess Auto Stadium, drawing 32,342 fans despite chilly weather. The event also saw the Jets sell out the Alumni game at Canada Life Centre the previous night, highlighting strong fan engagement for the True North franchise.
The Montreal Canadiens edge the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 in the Heritage Classic at Princess Auto Stadium, thanks to second‑period goals from rookie defensemen Lane Hutson and Kaiden Guhle. Jacob Fowler shines in net, stopping 33 of 34 shots for a .971 save percentage. Winnipeg’s Isak Rosén tallies a late third‑period goal, but the Jets fail to convert any of four power‑play chances. The win lifts Montreal to a 6-3-2 record and 14 points in the Atlantic Division, while the Jets fall to 4-4-3 and 11 points in the Central. Cole Caufield adds two assists as the Canadiens claim a 1-0 series lead.
Mike and Dan break down the Islanders’ roller‑coaster week, highlighting a win, an OT loss where they out‑played the opponent, and a heavy defeat to a top contender—all while four regulars sat out. They praise Matthew Schaefer’s electric goals and Pete DeBoer’s continued structure, but warn the team’s “unforced error” of over‑explaining Mat Barzal’s absence and lingering attendance and parking woes at UBS Arena. The hosts also dissect Connor Hellebuyck’s trade to New Jersey and revisit the dramatic Brady Tkachuk return game, backing their take with tweets and articles. They close with a plug for the next meetup at Zofia’s Hideout before the Islanders‑Predators matchup.
The Winnipeg Jets hosted the Montreal Canadiens in the 2026 Heritage Classic on a crisp Sunday evening at a sold-out Princess Auto Stadium, and it was a superb atmosphere and…
The Lightning dominate in Week 4, beating the Golden Knights 6-2 on Oct. 20 as Nikita Kucherov ties Steven Stamkos’ franchise goal total. They fall 6-3 to Colorado on Oct. 23, then lose 5-4 in OT to the Mammoth on Oct. 24 while Kucherov sets a new franchise record. Upcoming games: home clash vs Winnipeg on Oct. 29 (7 p.m. ET) and an away contest at Nashville on Oct. 31.
Jacob Fowler shines in the Heritage Classic as the Montreal Canadiens cling to a 2‑1 win over the Winnipeg Jets, preserving a two‑goal edge into the third period for the second straight game. The victory caps the Habs' four‑game road stretch, highlighting their road‑game resilience and Fowler's dominant play in the final minutes.
The latest Around the NHL roundup notes that Matthew Knies is struggling after his trade to Columbus, posting just four points in nine games and going pointless in seven, while his former teammate Kirill Marchenko thrives with Toronto, tallying 14 points in 13. Meanwhile, the Carolina Hurricanes’ bid for Winnipeg’s star goalie Connor Hellebuyck collapses after trade talks stall over a top‑six forward and defender Alexander Nikishin, leaving the Jets to keep Hellebuyck and the Hurricanes with Nikishin on a new one‑year deal. The piece also previews the Leafs’ 7‑2 win over Edmonton and upcoming games in Calgary.
The NHL finally resolves two lingering offseason moves: the New Jersey Devils trade a package—including 2029 2nd‑round and 2027 7th‑round picks, forward Alexander Command, Dawson Mercer, Nico Daws and Nick Bjugstad—to Winnipeg for star goalie Connor Hellebuyck, creating a formidable tandem with Jake Allen and boosting New Jersey’s Cup hopes. Meanwhile, the Carolina Hurricanes sign RFA blueliner Alex Nikishin to a one‑year, $3 million deal after his 11‑goal, 22‑assist breakout. The Ottawa Senators also see third‑string keeper Jonas Johansson earn a point in a 7‑4 win over the Rangers, prompting a roster tweak that sends enforcer Kurtis MacDermid to the AHL.
The Avalanche continue to struggle on the road, losing to an unexpectedly strong Nashville Predators despite early-season woes. In the Heritage Classic, Montreal’s Jacob Fowler shines with 33 saves, helping the Canadiens earn two points against the Winnipeg Jets. Meanwhile, Carolina’s defenseman Alexander Nikishin signs a surprising one‑year, $3 million deal, while fellow RFA Simon Edvinsson remains unsigned and courted by the Sharks. Additional notes: the Flyers are improving health-wise, the Panthers rebound after roster changes, the Blackhawks’ power‑play stalls, James Reimer returns with the Rangers, and Toronto’s blue‑line injuries persist amid wins.
The St. Louis Blues began a five-game homestand this past week. It was a successful week overall. They started with back-to-back wins over the Winnipeg Jets and Vegas Golden Knights.…
The Boston Bruins head to practice before a two‑game road swing, still clutching a three‑point lead in the Atlantic Division after an eight‑game point streak that included 4‑1 wins over Nashville and San Jose. Highlights include forward Marat Khusnutdinov signing a three‑year, $3.95 M cap extension, Elias Lindholm’s healthy resurgence, and rookie net‑minder Michael DiPietro’s first NHL shutout (6‑0 vs. the Predators). Elsewhere, Carolina’s RFA defenseman Alexander Nikishin ends his holdout with a one‑year, $3 M deal, the Canadiens edge the Jets 2‑1 in the Heritage Classic, and the Rangers add 38‑year‑old goalie James Reimer on a $850 K contract. Standings show Boston 19 points (9‑2‑1) atop the division.
The New Jersey Devils land star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck from the Winnipeg Jets in a blockbuster trade announced on October 23, 2026. Devils GM Sunny Mehta touts Hellebuyck’s consistency as a perfect fit for a team that’s defended well but struggled with goals against, ranking 29th in GSAx after ten games. The move could also pave the way for reuniting the Hughes brothers. Meanwhile, Arseny Gritsyuk extends his goal streak as the Devils beat the Kings 3‑1, and other NHL updates include Alexander Nikishin’s one‑year, $3 M deal with the Hurricanes and James Reimer’s $850K contract with the Rangers. The post also notes a rise in on‑ice fights this season.
We've had our first blockbuster NHL trade since the puck dropped on the 2026-27 regular season on Sept. 29. On Friday, the Winnipeg Jets shipped superstar goaltender Connor Hellebuyck to the New Jersey Devils in a multi-player deal.
The Canadiens are set to get netminder Samuel Montembeault back in about two weeks after a non-contact practice injury on Oct. 9, while backup goalie Jacob Fowler shines with a 34‑save, 2‑1 win over the Winnipeg Jets in the 2026 Heritage Classic – becoming the youngest goalie ever to start an outdoor game. The Habs also see the Xhekaj brothers make outdoor history, and with captain Nick Suzuki sidelined for 2–4 weeks, players like Kirby Dach, Oliver Kapanen and Alex Newhook must step up. Elsewhere, Brenden Dillon’s trade‑waiver claim is debunked, the Leafs drop three straight despite recent wins, and the Red Wings lose a streak after a 3‑goal second period by the Flames.