Insider reports suggest the Jets reject quitting, believing they're better than their record. They're fighting for the playoffs, not ready to sell assets.

Now what for the Winnipeg Jets? It’s becoming clear that the team just isn’t close to what it was last season. But, perhaps, what yesterday’s uninspired loss to the Detroit Red Wings showed is that there’s little heart left to get it back.

A potential marquee matchup when the 2025-26 NHL season began didn't quite work out that way for the Winnipeg Jets Thursday night at Canada Life Centre.

New Jersey finished up a four-game, west coast road trip by losing 4-2 to the Seattle Kraken. Nico Hischier and Jack Hughes scored power play goals, but the 5-on-5 offense couldn’t finish (again), and the Kraken took advantage of fortuitous bounces and leaky play from Jacob Markstrom.