Teams are already making big swings in the lead-up to the NHL trade deadline. The Winnipeg Jets must resist the temptation to join that list.

One proposed trade sees Mikko Rantanen traded for a second time in two months, this time to the Winnipeg Jets.

If the Winnipeg Jets hang onto first place overall — they had a four-point lead on Washington going into the week — they’ll win the Presidents’ Trophy. Big deal? Depends on whom you ask.

The Jets lead the NHL with 88 points and a league-best +71 goal differential. Per the @FanDuelCanada traders, Winnipeg is by far the most popular pick to win the Western Conference with 4x as many bets as the Oilers. Still, the Jets are the fifth choice to win the West. 🏒👀 pic.twitter.com/hU1wzu1977

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.

If you’re starting to wonder if the Winnipeg Jets might be lacking motivation for the stretch run, think again. With 21 games left in the season — including Tuesday’s tilt with the New

The Jets sit 9 points clear of the rest of the Western Conference, and it's previous seasons' missteps that got them here.

Exploring the trade possibilities for Winnipeg if it shifts away from trying for a big fish and focuses on smaller, subtler additions.

Decades of effort, heartbreaking finals and unshaken hope. These NHL teams still dream of hoisting the Stanley Cup and erasing their names from the list of those who have never claimed glory. Check out who’s still chasing it.

As the calendar flips to March, most NHL teams have roughly 20 games remaining on their schedules, meaning the playoff race is officially on. Intense battles are brewing in the Eastern and Western Conferences,

The Winnipeg Jets may have seen their 11-game win streak come to an end, but they are still the top team in the NHL, with fairly good odds to win the franchise’s first Stanley Cup. Heading into ...

But Winnipeg’s Black hockey history is no joke. The Manitoba provincial capital has a rich history of Black players who were born or raised there, played for the Winnipeg Jets or other NHL teams, or achieved success in minor leagues or internationally.