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Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers: Today’s Hockey Headlines | September 9, 2026
A daily roundup of Jets, Moose coverage and all the pro hockey news that matters in Manitoba and beyond.
16 Former Hockey Players Accuse Michigan of Years of 'Torture'
Sixteen former Michigan players have filed a federal lawsuit against the university alleging years of "torture" between the years 1984 and 2001. According to the suit, obtained by the Detroit Free Press, there are 16 plaintiffs in the case, all former players, though none of them are named.Hall of Famer Red Berenson took over as head coach of alma mater Michigan in 1984. In 2012, Berenson publicly...
TSN | Connor Hellebuyck’s trade request and what comes next for the Winnipeg Jets
Bryan Hayes, Jeff O'Neill and Jamie McLennan discuss.
TSN | Where should the Winnipeg Jets trade Hellebuyck?
Former NHLer Cameron Gaunce shares his thoughts.
Informal pre-training camp Winnipeg Jets media availability: Dylan DeMelo
The veteran defenceman spoke with the media following today’s informal skate.
Informal pre-training camp Winnipeg Jets media availability: Captain Adam Lowry
The Jets captain was the first player to speak as he gets set for his fourth season wearing the 'C'.
More notes and observations from another day of Winnipeg Jets informal skates ahead of 2026-27 training camp
For a second straight day it was another sizeable group on the ice in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers: Today’s Hockey Headlines | September 8, 2026
A daily roundup of Jets, Moose coverage and all the pro hockey news that matters in Manitoba and beyond.
Road Trip: Cancelled
Every year, I look at the schedules of the teams near HBIC Headquarters and try to map out a potential road trip where I can see as many games as possible. Normally, there are all sorts of things that get in the way where the total number of games that I could see drops to a few, but this year seemed to have the stars align for such a trip. Based on the title of this article, however, I have decided against taking this trip and I'll discuss why below. For now, let's take a look at my proposed ...
Oilers 2026 Prospect Countdown No. 7: Viljami Marjala
Welcome to Daily Faceoff Edmonton’s countdown of the top 20 prospects in the Edmonton Oilers system. We’re on to our second player in the mini four-skater tier from the top 20 that I found incredibly close and hard to rank: Viljami Marjala. I was going through some old game notes from the 2020-21 season, and…
Notes and observations from the Winnipeg Jets informal skate ahead of 2026-27 training camp
Plenty of familiar faces were back on the ice Monday, along with a few absences and some things worth watching.
Today In NHL History - Gino Odjick
On September 7th in 1970, Wayne Gino Odjick was born in Maniwaki, Quebec. Fighting heavyweights Dave Manson and Stu Grimson in his NHL debut, the Algonquin Assassin earned the game's first star establishing himself as a fan favorite and formidable foe. Taken 86th overall by the Vancouver Canucks in the 1990 NHL Draft, Odjick played in 605 games over 12 seasons with 4 teams (Canucks 444,
Oilers bold predictions: Devon Levi emerges as Edmonton’s best regular-season goaltender
The Edmonton Oilers’ story between the pipes this upcoming season could be one of the more intriguing storylines to follow. Tristan Jarry is set to make his return in net after a disappointing first season in Oil Country, along with newcomers Devon Levi and Frederik Andersen, with the latter reported to miss training camp and…
The SportsCage | What’s next for Connor Hellebuyck and the Winnipeg Jets?
Ken Wiebe of the Freep joined the Regina based show to talk Jets.
Une Année Supplémentaire
If you don't recognize the stylized "S" to the left, that's ok because I had no idea that the Université de Sherbrooke Vert-et-Or used that as a logo. As you may know, Sherbrooke was looking to get into men's and women's hockey at the U SPORTS level with the addition of hockey teams by 2027 thanks to a generous donation . With Laval ready to go this season, I had assumed that SHerbrooke had pushed their scheduling up to bring their team into the RSEQ at the same time. It turns out that not eve...
Winnipeg Jets Morning Papers: Today’s Hockey Headlines | September 7, 2026
A daily roundup of Jets, Moose coverage and all the pro hockey news that matters in Manitoba and beyond.
NHL Network | Top 50 Players: #34 and #33 – Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele
We hear the thoughts from former NHLers Mike Rupp and Cory Schneider.
Today In NHL History - Randy Moller
On August 23rd in 1963, Randall Moller was born in Red Deer, Alberta. Raised by Lethbridge's Broncos, Randy's teenage scoring touch and fisticuffs earned him the 11th overall pick in the 1981 NHL Entry Draft. Relegated to an enforcement role from the outset, Moller collected 1692 penalty minutes and 45 goals in 14 NHL seasons. Today Moller makes his living calling the action as a play-by-play
Today In NHL History - Buble and Shorthouse Sing
On August 20th in 2010, Vancouver Canucks superfan Michael Bublé and play-by-play personality John Shorthouse joined the ranks of Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, and Frank Sinatra tweaking Bob Hope's rendition of the 1938 Academy Award winning classic "Thanks for the Memory", this time in a touching tribute to the club's retiring colorman Tom Larscheid during a hometown sold-out stop on Bublé's
Today in NHL History - Gretzky Trade (EDM-LA)
On August 9th in 1988, Oilers owner Peter Pocklington sold the greatest player in the history of the game to the Kings for two players, three picks, and millions in cash. Considered the most storied transaction in NHL history, the move sent Wayne Gretzky, Marty McSorley, and Mike Krushelnyski south for Jimmy Carson, Martin Gelinas, three first round draft picks (1989, 1991, 1993), and $15
Today In NHL History - Pronger Shanahan Trade
On July 27th in 1995, Hartford Whalers GM Jim Rutherford and St. Louis Blues GM Mike Keenan swapped second overall draft picks in Chris Pronger (1993) and Brendan Shanahan (1987), marking a rare exchange of matched talent. Pronger's slower than expected development coupled with his rookie season bar room brawling and drunken driving led Hartford to move their baby-faced bruiser for some scoring
Today In NHL History - Claude Lemieux
On July 16th in 1965, Claude Percy Lemieux was born in Buckingham, Quebec. Best known for his postseason success and dirty play, Lemieux suited up for six teams (MTL, NJD, COL, PHO, DAL, SJS) terrorizing NHL opponents for 21 seasons. Taken 26th in the 1983 NHL Entry Draft the feisty winger fetched four Stanley Cup wins (1986, 1995, 1996, 2000) and a Conn Smythe (1995) becoming 1 of 9 to hoist
Today In NHL History - Clarence Campbell
On July 9th in 1905, Clarence Sutherland Campbell was born in Fleming, Saskatchewan. The Rhodes Scholar lawyer turned NHL referee went on to hold the league's highest post for 31 years (1946-1977) after a sojourn as a lieutenant colonel in WWII and Queen's Counsel prosecuting Nazi crimes against humanity. Moonlighting as an official in the CAHA while lawyering at an Edmonton firm, Campbell
Today In NHL History - Lindros Trade (QUE-PHI)
On June 30th in 1992, Quebec Nordiques owner Marcel Aubut and GM Pierre Page traded 1991 draft day holdout Eric Lindros to Philadelphia. Amidst confusion among two competing bids, arbitrator Larry Bertuzzi selected Flyers GM Russ Farwell's proposal over New York Rangers GM Neil Smith's package of Doug Weight, Tony Amonte, Alexei Kovalev, John Vanbiesbrouck, three first round draft picks, and $
Battle of Alberta & NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs
For the past four decades, the province of Alberta has hosted two NHL teams, the Edmonton Oilers (emigrating from the WHL in 1979) and the Calgary Flames (relocating from Atlanta in 1980). Separated by a mere 175 miles, these two franchises have forged one of the most intense rivalries in the game, playing hundreds of regular season games and six playoff series against each other, in