The text and phone lines drive the show with takes on roster decisions, big-picture direction, and the moves fans want -- or don’t want -- this team to make.

From strong opinions to a few curveballs, nothing is off the table and not everyone sees it the same way.

It’s fast, unfiltered, and exactly the kind of back-and-forth that sets the tone heading into the weekend.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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While both are apart of the bigger picture, there are some stark differences.

The improved play after Milano-Cortina for the Jets however didn't completely cover up all the problems -- and there were some big ones.

Cam looks at the list of things that still did improve, but also the long list of things that didn't.

Jim gives his thoughts.

Plus, Moose forward David Gustafsson joins the show to continue to tee-up the upcoming series between Manitoba and the Grand Rapids Griffins in the AHL Calder Cup playoffs!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Cam and Jim dig into that debate and ask the bigger question -- do you hold the pick, or cash it in to try and take a step right now?

The guys also welcome Jets prospect and Manitoba Moose forward Parker Ford to the show. He looks back on their play-in series win over Milwaukee and ahead to a best-of-five matchup with the top-seeded Grand Rapids Griffins, a series that has all the makings of a battle.

Plus, the NHL has announced its Vezina Trophy nominees. Who made the cut, and who was left out?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets missed the postseason -- and it sucks.

Cam and Jim, as they do, have been following the Stanley Cup playoffs and a lot of the 'oomph' felt in this city when the Whiteout is underway has totally been lost.

And that doesn't feel good.

The guys go around the league and recap the other series, the ones that have come and gone already, and the ones that are still locked in battle.

Who do they like moving forward? Who's been the most impressive? Who's underachieved?

They get into all that.

Plus, the Ted Lindsay Award nominees, the honor dished to the most outstanding player as voted by the NHLPA, have been announced. Who was picked? Who was snubbed?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The best takes from Free-For-All Friday’s text line get another run as we kick off the week.

From defending Kevin Cheveldayoff to the idea of buying season tickets, trading Kyle Connor, league oversaturation, wild trade proposals, and whether the second-line center is already in the room -- there’s no shortage of opinions.

Tune in to find out!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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What starts with the Winnipeg Jets' past season quickly turns into a bigger discussion about where things are headed, what actually needs to change, and whether anyone’s ready to admit it.

From roster questions to bigger-picture thinking, nothing’s off the table and not everything gets agreed on.

It’s honest, a little all over the place, and exactly how a Friday show should sound.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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They've taken your thoughts and developed a list to rank the most important things that the Jets need to accomplish this off-season.

That includes a second line center, a scoring winger, depth with speed, an "enforcer", a top four defenseman, or something else.

What do you think?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Hear them out -- with some added context, it starts to make sense.

The suggestion: the Jets may need to "overpay" to land a key piece. That, the listener argues, is simply the cost of doing business in a market like Winnipeg, where attracting NHL talent can take a little extra.

So -- is that the route the Jets need to take? And more importantly, do they even have the assets to pull it off?

Cam and Jim dig into it.

Plus, the Manitoba Moose open the Calder Cup Playoffs with a best-of-three series at home against the Milwaukee Admirals. Assistant coach Morgan Klimchuk joins the show to help tee it up.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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CJOB Jets studio host Kelly Moore joins the program to share his in-depth insight on everything we heard from the players, general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff, and head coach Scott Arniel.

Beyond that ongoing conversation, the Manitoba Moose are heading to the postseason.

Their hottest player -- and former first-round pick Colby Barlow -- joins the show to break down his first year as a pro, the ups and downs along the way, and how he’s preparing for playoff action Wednesday at Canada Life Centre in downtown Winnipeg.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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They share their early offseason takeaways and dive into the heartfelt, candid comments from Connor Hellebuyck — remarks that set the tone for what could be a deep, no-holds-barred summer for the Winnipeg Jets.

After that, the guys open the phone lines and bring you into the conversation.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Winnipeg closes out the season at Canada Life Centre against the San Jose Sharks, with a post-game salute to the fans expected—but it won’t erase the sting of how this year unfolded.

Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet joins Cam and Jim to break down what went wrong and what the offseason could—and should—look like.

Plus, producer Tyson Rewucki weighs in on a sharp critique from The Athletic dissecting the Toronto Maple Leafs season.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Rick Bowness dropped an all time press conference last night. The guys break that down, where Columbus is heading and how this relates to the 2023 Winnipeg Jets.

And lastly, the guys talk about whether or not Mark Scheifele should go to the IIHF World Championship for Team Canada.

All that and more, on today's episode of Jets at Noon

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After a 6-2 loss to the Vegas Golden Knights on Monday night, Winnipeg’s season is all but over -- and the focus is already beginning to shift.

There will be plenty of time to dissect how it unraveled, but for fans, players, and the organization, this one will linger as a missed opportunity.

So... what comes next?

Cam and Jim dive into that question.

Plus, Mark Scheifele reaches 101 points -- becoming the first player in Jets 2.0 history to hit the century mark. How close is he to catching Dale Hawerchuk when you combine the franchise’s 1.0 and 2.0 eras?

It’s all ahead on Jets at Noon.

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And Tyson has some strong opinions, taking issue with a pick from a prominent commentator.

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After a stunning 7-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday, Winnipeg now faces elimination territory heading into a must-win matchup in Vegas against the Vegas Golden Knights.

The margin is gone. The math is brutal. And the playoff odds are thinner than ever.

Cam and Jim open the phone lines on a rare Monday to hear from you -- on the frustration, the fallout, and what comes next.

It’s loose, it’s unpredictable -- and it’s all ahead on Jets at Noon.

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Coming off a 3-2 win by Winnipeg over the St. Louis Blues 3-2 on Thursday night -- no script and no limits -- just Cam and Jim bouncing around the Jets and their wild chase for the playoffs where hope is still kindled.

As fans scoreboard watch across the NHL, the guys break down what matters most down the stretch. They’ll dive into hot takes, unexpected storylines, and whatever else grabs their attention.

Plus, your questions, your comments, your calls, your texts, and a few debates that might get a little heated.

It’s loose, it’s unpredictable -- and it’s all coming up on Jets at Noon.

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Winnipeg has to keep winning. Next up: the St. Louis Blues in St. Louis on Thursday night.

And it won’t be easy.

The road team has lost each of the last 11 meetings between these two clubs, regular season and playoffs included. The Jets will have to snap that trend to keep their fading postseason hopes alive.

But beyond the result -- how have both teams actually played since the Olympic break? The numbers might surprise you.

We’ll also break down which games Jets fans should be scoreboard-watching Thursday night if Winnipeg wants any path into the playoffs.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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With The Masters underway at Augusta National, patience is one of the game’s most valuable traits—but does that same approach translate to today’s NHL?

Does the league still reward patience… or has it become a race where there’s no time to wait?

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But once again, the out-of-town scoreboard isn’t doing them any favours.

The Nashville Predators rolled to a 5-0 win over the Anaheim Ducks on Tuesday, leapfrogging the Los Angeles Kings and moving into the final playoff spot in the Western Conference.

That leaves Winnipeg four points back of Nashville.

With just five games remaining, the margin for error is gone.

What once felt like a long shot is becoming even more difficult by the day, as realistic playoff hopes continue to fade.

Cam and Jim break it all down, while also weighing in on Jonathan Toews being nominated for the Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy, the social media reaction to keeping Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor together, and Connor Hellebuyck missing practice.

Plus, Jayson Hajdu of College Hockey Inc. joins the show to discuss the NCAA Frozen Four in Las Vegas. How is the NCAA landscape shifting, and what impact is it having on major junior hockey?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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It’s a step in the right direction -- but only a small one, as Winnipeg continues to get little help from out-of-town scores.

With five games remaining, what actually needs to happen? And what should Jets fans be watching from the Nashville Predators, St. Louis Blues, San Jose Sharks and Los Angeles Kings down the stretch?

It’s not impossible -- but it is unlikely.

What is certain is that Winnipeg will need plenty of help, and they’ll have to collect every available point.

Also, Mark Scheifele recorded his 900th career point in the win over Seattle. Is he a Hall of Famer?

Jets colour analyst Mitchell Clinton joins the program to discuss that and the roller-coaster ride Winnipeg is on.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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It helped -- but all it really did was buy them time and keep their playoff hopes alive.

Now back in downtown Winnipeg, the Jets host the Seattle Kraken on Monday night, a team sitting three points behind them.

The margin for error is gone. Winning tonight isn’t enough -- not unless it sparks a run.

Winnipeg likely needs to win all six remaining games and collect all 12 available points.

Kraken play-by-play voice Everett Fitzhugh joins the program to break down Seattle and the matchup.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets have cleared every hurdle in front of them, and while the odds are still stacked, they’ve put themselves right back in the mix.

With eight games remaining, and coming off a 4-3 overtime win over the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday night, Winnipeg now sits just one point behind the Nashville Predators for a spot in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Now, let’s be fair -- it’s still a tall task. But the Jets have handled their own business, and with the teams ahead of them stumbling, they’ve clawed their way back into the race.

You can feel the belief building in Winnipeg, with the group fully embracing a "why not us?" mindset.

Cam and Jim open the phone and text lines with a simple question: do you believe?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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It’s a matchup that’s been anything but easy this season -- and with the stakes rising, how will Winnipeg handle a team that’s pushed them before?

At this stage, every result carries weight. A win keeps hope alive. A loss could be crushing.

This marks another critical game down the stretch in the 2025-26 regular season, with the Jets running out of runway.

Meanwhile, it’s been a busy day around the NHL. The Toronto Maple Leafs have parted ways with general manager Brad Treliving after three underwhelming seasons.

YYZ Sports Media’s Jonah Sigel joins the show to break down the fallout, the rumours surrounding the move, and his specialty -- NHL streaming numbers heading into the postseason.

We’ll also touch on comments from Leo Carlsson following a heated game against Toronto -- and ask the question: are the Blackhawks prepared for a real fight tonight in Chicago?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets slayed the latest dragon Tuesday night, knocking off the Vegas Golden Knights 4-1.

Now comes the real test.

A massive home-and-home with the Colorado Avalanche looms Thursday and Saturday -- and it may not be an overstatement to say the season hangs in the balance if Winnipeg can’t come away with at least three or four points.

Cam doesn’t think that’s hyperbole.

He dug into the remaining schedules for the Nashville Predators, Los Angeles Kings, San Jose Sharks, and Seattle Kraken -- the teams battling for that final Western wild card spot -- to see who might have the clearest path down the stretch.

And the results? You might be surprised -- especially when it comes to Nashville and Los Angeles.

Plus, Bob Irving, a major voice on 680 CJOB, joins the show to share his thoughts on the Jets’ win over Vegas and what lies ahead over the final 11 games.

We’ll also dive into which elite NHL defenseman is driving the most production at five-on-five -- and whether the Ottawa Senators have laid out a blueprint the Jets can follow to reach the postseason.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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According to Moneypuck, Winnipeg’s playoff odds sit at just 6.5 percent. That means there’s almost no margin for error as they host the Vegas Golden Knights Tuesday night at Canada Life Centre.

And it’s not just about what the Jets do -- they’ll need help.

All four teams they’re chasing are in action tonight. The Nashville Predators take on the San Jose Sharks, the Los Angeles Kings visit the Calgary Flames, and the Seattle Kraken are in Florida against the Florida Panthers.

As it stands this morning, Winnipeg has 70 points -- tied with San Jose, who also hold two games in hand. Seattle sits at 71, Los Angeles at 73, and Nashville holds the final playoff spot with 75.

So with the odds stacked this high, what keeps a team pushing forward?

We’ll get some perspective from coach, player, and contributor Dwayne Gylywoychuk, who joins Cam and Jim to break it down.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Cam and Jim break down both matchups and revisit the playoff picture. Winnipeg’s chances have ticked up slightly, but a major challenge awaits with the Vegas Golden Knights and Colorado Avalanche coming to town on Tuesday and Thursday.

The show also takes time to acknowledge the tragic passing of a valued contributor and friend of the program, Jessi Pierce. The Minnesota Wild reporter, writer, and podcaster died at the age of 37, along with her three children -- Hudson, Cayden, and Avery -- in a house fire in White Bear Lake, Minnesota, over the weekend.

Outside of local Manitoba voices, Jessi appeared on the show more than anyone else, and her presence will be deeply missed.

The program revisits some of her best moments, offering a glimpse into who she was and the impact she had.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets limp into the weekend after a 6-1 loss to the Boston Bruins on Thursday -- a game that quickly unraveled and raised serious questions about execution, consistency and urgency at a critical point in the season.

On this episode of Free-For-All Friday, the focus turns to what went wrong in Boston. From missed reads to a drop in compete level, it was a performance that the Jets can’t afford to repeat with their playoff race at a 4.4% (according to moneypuck.com) chance of success.

Now, the challenge only intensifies -- and Cam and Jim hear from you, the listener.

The Jets head out on a crucial back-to-back road trip, beginning Saturday against the Pittsburgh Penguins --- before wrapping up Sunday against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden.

It’s gut-check time.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The challenge is steep -- Boston owns the NHL’s best home record at 25-9-1.It’s another demanding stretch for Winnipeg, playing three games in four nights on the road, with stops in Pittsburgh and New York against the Rangers on Saturday and Sunday.

How many points do the Jets need from this trip to stay in the playoff race?

And which games around the league should Winnipeg fans be watching closely on Thursday night?

CJOB Sports Show host Christian Aumell joins the program to share his thoughts.

Plus, Kevin Cheveldayoff speaks with TSN’s Gino Reda about where the Jets stand in the Western Conference playoff picture, fireworks at the GM meetings, and Sidney Crosby comments of Jack Hughes wanting his golden puck.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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On one hand, it’s a clear step back for the Winnipeg Jets in their playoff push. On the other -- given how it unfolded -- was it a point gained or a point lost in the 4-3 shootout defeat at Canada Life Centre?

Cam and Jim want to hear from you: how do you see it?

What’s your overall grade for the Jets’ 5-2-1 record during this eight-game homestand?

Plus, Cole Perfetti is heating up, with five goals and 11 points in his last 14 games. Is this the real Perfetti? And with the winger set to become a pending RFA, would you re-sign him or consider a trade? If you’re signing him, are you going short-, medium-, or long-term?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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What may look like a routine matchup on the schedule can quickly turn into a pivotal moment, and Tuesday night’s game is exactly that.

The Winnipeg Jets host the Nashville Predators at Canada Life Centre in a crucial Western Conference showdown. Nashville sits just one point ahead of Winnipeg, while the Jets remain five points back of the Seattle Kraken for the final playoff spot.

If Winnipeg wants its final 16 games to mean anything, this is a game it simply has to win.

Cam and Jim tee up the matchup and dive into the biggest storylines surrounding the Jets -- including the play of Kyle Connor.

With Patrick Kane climbing to fourth all-time among U.S.-born goal scorers, where does Connor project on that list? The answer may surprise some.

After a contentious previous appearance that sparked plenty of buzz, Ross Levitan of 680 CJOB returns with more strong takes on the Jets’ season and where the team is headed.

Plus, George Parros defends the five-game suspension handed to Radko Gudas for a knee-on-knee hit that ended the season of Auston Matthews.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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It wasn’t pretty -- and for stretches it didn’t look promising -- but Winnipeg found a way, beating the Colorado Avalanche 3-1 on Saturday and the St. Louis Blues 3-2 on Sunday.

The Jets still sit five points out of a playoff spot, and while their slim hopes remain alive, the odds of postseason hockey returning to downtown Winnipeg continue to shrink.

The show also got an interesting call from a fiery listener during Free-For-All Friday. Ron was frustrated that the program keeps discussing Winnipeg’s playoff chances instead of accepting that the season may already be over. He wants the guys to focus more on the offseason and what needs to be fixed heading into next year.

Does he have a point? Should Cam and Jim throw in the towel and start looking ahead to the summer?

Murat Ates of The Athletic joins the show to discuss the Jets’ final 16 games and how the team’s roster can still be evaluated heading into mid-April.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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As things get tougher, there’s no shortage of topics surrounding the team. Cam and Tyson (filling in for Jim) hear from you, the listener, on what the Jets need to do over their final 18 games. Is it time to commit fully to the rebuild, or should Winnipeg do everything it can to scratch and claw into the postseason?

As always on Fridays, the floor belongs to you. The guys open the phone lines and text line to hear your thoughts on the Jets, the biggest storylines around the National Hockey League, and anything else on your mind.

All that and more on another edition of Free For All Friday on Jets at Noon.

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Are the Jets actually very similar to the Rangers?

Look at the comparisons -- recent Presidents’ Trophy winners, elite goaltending, a star defenseman, and a strong forward core -- yet New York currently sits last in the Eastern Conference.

Is that a warning sign for Winnipeg? Could the same thing happen here, and how do the Jets avoid it?

Also, with Logan Stanley chucking knuckles in his first game with the Buffalo Sabres, there isn’t an obvious player left to take on an "enforcer" role for the Jets. Do they even need one anymore? And what does an enforcer look like in today’s NHL?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Even more concerning than the score was Winnipeg managing just 13 shots on goal, while Anaheim peppered them with 34.

Simply put, a performance like that can’t happen again if the Jets hope to bring playoff hockey back to downtown Winnipeg this spring.

So... what exactly went wrong?

You know... besides nearly everything?

Jets studio host Kelly Moore joins the program to share his thoughts as 680 CJOB celebrates its 80th anniversary.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets host the young and fast Anaheim Ducks at Canada Life Centre, looking to extend both a six-game point streak and a three-game winning streak.

The Jets can’t afford to give away a point tonight -- they need both.

With Mark Scheifele coming off a week that saw him named the National Hockey League’s First Star after recording three goals and eight points in three games, will he be the one to carry the Jets down the stretch? And how quickly should Winnipeg be prepared to shorten the bench with every situation now feeling do-or-die?

Former NHL forward and Ducks colour analyst Emerson Etem joins the show to discuss what’s gone right in Anaheim as the Ducks sit atop the Pacific Division.

Plus, a hockey team in Ontario ends a season completely winless, and Morweena’s James Reimer has matched an NHL record.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Morrissey scored the game-winner in the extra frame and also picked up an assist on Gabriel Vilardi’s late goal that forced overtime.

Those two points moved Morrissey past Dustin Byfuglien on the Jets’ all-time franchise list for points by a defenseman, giving him 417.

So, it begs the question: who would you rather have on your team -- Morrissey or Byfuglien?

The guys give their thoughts and ask you, the listener, to weigh in.

Also, has the path to the postseason actually opened up for the Jets? Cam has crunched the numbers, and if things continue the way they have since returning from the Olympic break, Winnipeg could find itself back in the playoff picture. The margins, however, are razor thin, and there are no guarantees teams like the Los Angeles Kings, Nashville Predators, Seattle Kraken, and San Jose Sharks won’t find another gear -- especially with several head-to-head matchups still to come.

How many points can the Jets realistically afford to give up over their final 20 games?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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With the clock ticking toward the deadline, Cam and Jim react to all the moves around the league and what they mean for the Winnipeg Jets -- including the mammoth deal that sent Logan Stanley and Luke Schenn to the Buffalo Sabres for forward prospect Isak Rosen, defenseman Jacob Bryson, and Buffalo's second-round pick in 2027 and a conditional fourth-round pick in 2026.

What do you think of that big haul? Are you excited to see what Rosen can do, after he has 25 goals and 43 points in 37 games for the AHL's Rochester Americans?

That all happened after a resounding win by the Winnipeg Jets over the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-1. Is the path actually opening for this team to make the post-season? Can the Jets climb past Los Angeles, San Jose, Nashville, and Seattle?

The guys also open the floor to the listeners, taking questions, opinions, and hot takes on everything from the deadline chaos to the state of the Jets down the stretch.

All that and plenty more on another edition of Free For All Friday on Jets at Noon.

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Waking up the morning of their latest contest, the Jets sit nine points out of a playoff spot.

Coming back from the break, the Jets have grabbed six of a possible eight points and have gained two points in the standings.

An outright loss, to a team like the Tampa Bay Lightning, who have lost three-in-a-row and are coming off a 5-1 embarrassing defeat to the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday, might be too crushing to overcome - and a step back on the eve of the NHL trade deadline where major changes could be on the horizon.

So, is it safe for Cam and Jim to ask if the season is on the line at Canada Life Centre against the Bolts?

Erik Erlendsson, The Lightning Insider, joins the program to tee up Tampa's season so far and where the real expectations lie leading into the post-season.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Cam and Jim share their thoughts on what to do with Stanley. Is now the time to trade him while his stock may be higher than it will ever be? After investing all this time and patience into his development -- and with Stanley now playing the best hockey of his NHL career -- how do you justify moving on from him, especially if he wants to stay?

These are the tough questions Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff is wrestling with, as Stanley confirmed to The Free Press’ Ken Wiebe that talks between his agent and the Jets are underway. If a first-round pick is offered, do you pull the trigger?

The Jets were also able to pull victory from the jaws of defeat Tuesday against the Chicago Blackhawks, with Cole Perfetti scoring late to force overtime before Mark Scheifele ended it with a walk-off winner. The frustration, though, is this: why did it take staring down a likely season-ending loss for the Jets to finally pull it together, play their system, and dominate their opponent? What gives?

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Let’s be realistic.

The Winnipeg Jets are 10 points out of a playoff spot as of Tuesday morning. They’re one of the oldest teams in the NHL -- especially when you look at their depth. The prospect pool wasn’t ready to make the jump this year, and there are no guarantees it will be ready to contribute in a meaningful way by 2026-27.

So what can actually be done?

Cam and Jim tackle that question and share their takes on the Jets’ current situation. Have you already given up hope? Does this team need a coaching change? Are they just one player away?

We want to hear from you -- weigh in on the text line.

Also, in his latest piece for The Athletic, Murat Ates makes a bold prediction about Winnipeg’s future. Do you agree with him?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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With the Winnipeg Jets final run of games now underway -- there is tonnes to talk about... and you certainly delivered!

Every Friday, we hand the show over to you, the listener, and the entire back-and-forth is what we wait all week to do!

We couldn't get away without discussing Connor Hellebuyck, the Jets actions at the NHL trade deadline, the final 25 games, and the upcoming ten home dates coming up in March.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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Mission accomplished, but it’s just a small piece of what needs to happen for the Jets to drag themselves into the Stanley Cup playoffs.

How did Winnipeg’s top line do? What was so impressive about Logan Stanley’s play? Is there an emerging second line for the Jets?

Also, with four games remaining before the NHL trade deadline, there are tons of swirling rumours about what’s available and who the Jets could pick up or trade away.

Would you even consider, maybe, bringing someone back like... Patrik Laine? I know it’s crazy, but is that actually possible?

Plus, Winnipegger Seth Jarvis talks about what he’s going to do with his silver medal.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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This show doesn’t typically wade into politics, but today it’s unavoidable. During the State of the Union address, President Donald Trump announced that Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom following Team USA’s 2-1 overtime gold medal victory over Canada. The decision has sparked plenty of reaction, and the guys share their thoughts on the entire situation.

On the ice, the Winnipeg Jets return to action tonight in Vancouver against the Canucks. Winnipeg will be without several key players due to injury, including Neal Pionk, Josh Morrissey, and Nino Niederreiter. Ville Heinola makes his season debut -- how do you feel about the Jets’ chances against the league’s last-place team?

Jason Brough of Sportsnet 650 in Vancouver joins the show to discuss what lies ahead for the Canucks this season and beyond.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets goaltender delivered a masterclass performance, turning aside 41 shots to backstop the United States to a 2-1 overtime win over Canada in the gold medal game. The reigning Hart Trophy winner and three-time Vezina honouree was the difference all night, keeping the Americans within reach before Jack Hughes buried the winner in 3-on-3 overtime.

Hellebuyck even factored into the final goal, picking up the secondary assist on the play that sealed gold for the U.S.

Canada settles for silver after a game filled with missed chances -- a result that will linger long after the final buzzer.

Cam & Jim open the phone lines to hear your reaction to Sunday morning’s thriller.

What stood out most -- Connor Hellebuyck’s brilliance? The 3-on-3 overtime format? Nathan MacKinnon missing the net at a crucial moment? The McDavid and Celebrini breakaway? Or the failed 5-on-3 that could have changed everything?

And the biggest question of all: can Hellebuyck carry this momentum back to Winnipeg and power the Jets into the playoffs?

All that and more on today’s edition of "Jets at Noon."

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What happened!? What will everyone be talking about after this game for years to come?!

Cam and Jim can't wait to dig into all the juicy storylines!

All that and more on today’s edition of "Jets at Noon."

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What’s the latest on Josh Morrissey coming out of Thursday's option practice for Canada ahead of the semifinal against Finland? Could Sidney Crosby miss the rest of the tournament? And why has Sam Bennett been sidelined?

Cam and Jim break it all down before turning their focus back to Winnipeg.

The Jets are holding a mini-camp to reset ahead of the NHL’s return next Wednesday.

Jets colour analyst Mitchell Clinton on 680 CJOB joins the show to discuss the banged-up blue line, the benefit of extra recovery time, Kyle Connor as a healthy scratch, and the crucial road trip and homestand facing Winnipeg.

All that and more on today’s edition of "Jets at Noon."

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Canada versus Czechia in the quarter-final of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina.

Cam and Jim unpack what happened!

All that and more on today’s edition of "Jets at Noon."

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And at least he thinks it’s a dang good one.

Using "The Ashes" cricket tournament (don't laugh) as a template, he’s got an idea that could give Canadian and American hockey fans exactly what they crave most. He lays it out, gets Jim’s reaction, and wants yours too on the text line.

Kyle Connor, for the second straight major tournament, has fallen out of favour with the U.S. coaching staff. He’s a healthy scratch again. Is it about how he’s playing -- or how he’s being deployed.

Meanwhile, Josh Morrissey appears to be battling through something, and the guys wonder whether Connor Hellebuyck might be dealing with more than what’s been disclosed regarding his knee. If they’re only 85% coming back from the Olympic break, do you shut them down? In a season that’s slipped away, would the Jets trade pride in March for a fully healthy reset in October?

All that and more on today’s edition of "Jets at Noon."

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Did you think the Olympic break meant we were taking a hiatus? Not a chance.

Cam and Jim are taking your calls and texts on whatever’s on your mind — the Winnipeg Jets, Team Canada, Gavin McKenna (?!), and more. Nothing’s off limits.

All of it unfolds with the Canadian men’s national hockey team gearing up to face Switzerland on Friday afternoon. After a resounding 5–0 win over Czechia in the tournament opener, can they raise their game even higher? They certainly think so.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon.

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They man-handled the Czechs 5-0, continuingly snuffing out more and more hope as the clock eventually hit zeros.

Connor McDavid was lethal, Sidney Crosby was great, Thomas Harley was outstanding, Cale Makar was dynamic -- the list goes on, while Jordan Binnington pitched a shutout!

With an effort like that against what was believed to be one of the better teams in the tournament, is a trip to the gold medal game already a foregone conclusion?

With the Swiss up next — what are the expectations that game will be close? Don't even get us started on France... but not everything was hunky dory.

Josh Morrissey left in the second period and did not return. What's the latest on his injury?

All that and more on today's edition of 'Jets @ Noon'.

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They discuss who could be shipped out ahead of the March 6 trade deadline: Nino Niederreiter? Gustav Nyquist? Cole Perfetti? Vladislav Namestnikov? Jonathan Toews? Tanner Pearson? Cole Koepke? Luke Schenn? Logan Stanley?

The guys dig into that topic — and explore just how committed general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff is to a full-scale sell-off. Will he attempt to remain competitive through the remaining 26 games of the regular season?

Plus, coach Jon Cooper has shuffled his lines in preparation for a matchup against the always feisty and challenging Czechs.

All that and more on today's edition of 'Jets @ Noon'

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What does Jim think of the way the lines have come together? What challenges do Czechia and Switzerland present to Canada? Does the familiarity among Czech and Swiss players make them more dangerous? Which nation has the most to lose? And which Canadian player -- aside from Jordan Binnington -- does the tournament’s success hinge on the most?

Former Olympic hockey coach Dwayne Gylywoychuk joins the program to discuss his experience at the Winter Games. What are the pitfalls of a short tournament? How do you manage what is, almost literally, the most distraction-heavy event of them all?

Plus, a familiar face serves as the goaltending coach for Czechia, and Canada takes a blow during the group stage of the women’s preliminary round.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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An... Olympic break, if you will.

The Canadian men’s national hockey team has arrived in Milan, Italy, and held their first practice on Sunday.

That gave us a glimpse into how Team Canada is approaching this tournament. What do the lines look like? How are they planning to match up? Has the goaltending improved?

NHL insider and 680 CJOB contributor John Shannon joins Cam and Tyson (filling in for Jim) to share his thoughts on the Canadian team -- and to discuss whether there are plenty of reasons for Jets fans to return to supporting the club after a three-week break.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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With the Winnipeg Jets on their Olympic break until February 25, when their season resumes in Vancouver against the Canucks, is this three-week pause good for the Jets — or bad?

They sit 11 points out of a playoff spot with 26 games remaining. What’s the best-case scenario down the stretch, and how quickly do you expect a sell-off to begin?

Seth Jarvis was selected over Mark Scheifele to replace Brayden Point, who will miss the 2026 Milano-Cortina Games due to injury. While everyone at Jets @ Noon is thrilled for Jarvis — a Winnipegger getting the call — it’s fair to wonder if there’s anything Scheifele could possibly do to crack this roster. Or is he simply out of favour with Team Canada’s decision-makers?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Is that the final straw? Will apathy finally set in?

As of Thursday morning, the Winnipeg Jets sit 11 points out of a playoff spot in the Western Conference after a dismal effort against the Montreal Canadiens, losing 5-1 at home.

Are we past bargaining and into depression now? Acceptance likely won’t come until the math catches up with what has already felt essentially impossible -- when "nearly impossible" officially becomes actually impossible.

That’s the crux of what Cam and Jim discuss on today’s program as they begin to look ahead to the 2026-27 season. With their core players signed long-term, this year has to be the anomaly. It has to be the exception. But what happens if next season starts the same way -- say, a 2-8-0 record through the opening 10 games? Is it a risk not to move on from Scott Arniel and find a new voice behind the bench?

With a trade-deadline sell-off looming, who on the Jets’ roster should stay -- and who should go?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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For those on the Winnipeg Jets making the trip to Milano-Cortina, Josh Morrissey, Connor Hellebuyck, Kyle Connor, and Nino Niederreiter, it's going to be an incredible experience. But they're likely to come back to a difficult situation because the regular season doesn't reset. 

Regardless of what comes of Wednesday's game against the Montreal Canadiens, when the Jets return in late February, the push towards the playoffs remains dauntingly steep.

Also, Cam has taken a deeper dive into the schedule for the Jets after the three-weeks away. The hill is steep, there's no question about that, but just HOW steep? 

The guys are also speak to local Winnipeg Falcons enthusiast, Rod Palson, as he gets into the 1920 Gold Medal team made up of most Icelandic Canadians from Winnipeg's West End.

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How many more points can Winnipeg realistically afford to lose? And what’s the best way to stay positive amid the struggles?

With the NHL’s Olympic roster freeze set to take effect on February 4 through February 23, will the Jets make any moves before the hold-stop deadline?

Plus, we break down Mark Scheifele’s potential shot at representing Team Canada at the Milano-Cortina Games.

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At all.

In fact, when Cam left on January 16th, the Winnipeg Jets were eight points out. Now, they're nine points out... eight games deeper into the season.

With seven games remaining before the March 6th NHL Trade Deadline it sure seems like a sell off is pending for the Jets.

But, hope is not all lost... yet.

The Jets are in Dallas tonight to face their division rival, the Stars, which is always a massive contest for both clubs.

Can Winnipeg rise to the occasion?

Jim and Cam are joined by Robert Tiffin from StarsThoughts.com to breakdown the match-up and what's changed for the Stars as they've seemed to re-find their game.

Plus, the guys have to talk about Barry Trotz and his upcoming departure as the general manager of the Nashville Predators. What if he would have taken the long rumored job in Winnipeg?

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We are also joined by Brian Engblom broadcaster for the Tampa Bay Lightning to tee up the game.

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Can they hold off the defending two time Stanley Cup Champions? The guys are joined by George Richards, Florida Panthers Insider to look at how injuries have impacted Florida and where they go from here.

Jim and Tyson also give their thoughts on the matchup, John Gibson's revitalization and PUT THE PUCK IN THE EMPTY NET....

All that and more on today's episode of Jets at Noon

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Could this be the final death blow to the Jets playoff hopes?

The Jets have a chance to get right back in the win column tonight against the rival St Louis Blues.

Plus, we got goalies fighting?

All that and more on today's episode of Jets at Noon

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Speaking of Chicago, that's where the Jets are tonight! The first time that Jonathan Toews will return to the arena he called home for much of his NHL career.

Kiefer Sherwood got traded during the show! Should the Jets be going after guys like him?

And to wrap it, a hypothetical.... Start, Bench Cut and all these guys are in their primes.... Toews, Barkov and Bergeron?

All that and more, on today's episode of Jets at Noon

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With Neal Pionk, Haydn Fleury, and Collin Miller all listed as week-to-week on the blue line, the situation has opened the door for recent call-ups Elias Salomonsson and Isaak Phillips to gain additional NHL experience.

It will be interesting to see how the Jets respond to a heavier injection of youth into the lineup as they look to win their fourth straight game -- something they haven’t accomplished since the second week of the season.

Could the return of prospects to the roster also create an opportunity for Winnipeg to explore the trade market? Several names are circulating around the league, with some Jets players rumored to be part of ongoing discussions.

Best-in-the-business NHL insider with TheFourthPeriod.com David Pagnotta joins Cam and Jim to provide insight into the behind-the-scenes conversations happening across the National Hockey League.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets have won three straight games, knocking off the New York Islanders 5-4 on Tuesday night at Canada Life Centre.

It wasn’t a masterpiece, but there were more positives than negatives.

Is there a genuine flicker of belief starting to form? Hope, after all, can be a dangerous thing -- and whether it changes how the Jets approach the weeks ahead remains to be seen.

Cam and Jim are joined by Christian Aumell, host of the 680 CJOB Sports Show, to get his take on what this stretch might actually mean.

Plus, Jonathan Toews has seven points in his last 10 games, while Cole Perfetti has seven in his last seven. Is this scoring surge just a short-term bump, or the start of something the Jets can finally build on?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Running out of runway, Tuesday night’s matchup against 18-year-old Matthew Schaefer and the New York Islanders is the next hurdle in what would need to be a flawless climb back into contention.

Islanders play-by-play voice Alan Fuehring joins Cam and Jim to explain what makes Schaefer so special. Perhaps some of Long Island’s defensive structure can rub off on Winnipeg as well -- the Islanders rank third in the NHL in goals against, while the Jets sit 14th.

On the roster front, Collin Miller has been placed on injured reserve, with Isaak Phillips recalled in response. What role might Phillips play moving forward, and was it surprising the call didn’t go to Ville Heinola or Elias Salomonsson?

Plus, Rick Bowness is back!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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It’s exactly what the team needed, and the fan base as well.

The Jets picked up two wins, a 5-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on Friday and a 4-3 win against the New Jersey Devils on Sunday. It felt good. No question about it.

Winning, after all, beats losing.

But despite the momentum, the Jets still sit second-last overall in the NHL and remain nine points out of a playoff spot, with seven teams they’d need to leapfrog to reach the postseason.

That makes the climb very steep -- which the oddsmakers say is too steep with 38 games remaining.

Play-by-play voice Paul Edmonds joins the show to break down what went right over the weekend.

Plus, it sounds like defenseman Luke Schenn could soon be on the move. If so, when might that happen -- if it happens at all?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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The Winnipeg Jets extended their losing skid to 11 games with a 4-3 loss to the Oilers on Thursday night at Canada Life Centre.

So many moments in that game made you doubt if the Jets had what it took to win it. And they didn't.

They keep losing points.

That has become the story of the Winnipeg Jets in 2025-26.

So... what gives? And what, if anything, is left to say?

The Los Angeles Kings are in Winnipeg to face the Jets on Friday night -- and at this point, what else can we realistically expect but more of the same?

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The Jets welcome the Edmonton Oilers to Canada Life Centre as they officially enter the back 41 of the NHL season.

While Connor McDavid is on a remarkable run -- posting 17 goals and 39 points over his last 16 games -- this matchup isn’t really about him for Winnipeg. It’s about how the Jets handle themselves.

There’s also a fresh face in the lineup. Forward Danny Zhilkin has earned a call-up after impressing in the preseason and during his time with the Moose. Cam dives into Zhilkin’s journey and the path to his NHL debut.

Elsewhere, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period reports that defenseman Luke Schenn would be open to a change of scenery, though he has not requested a trade. The Jets have been actively exploring the market, but so far, nothing has materialized.

Is there a truly impactful trade available right now?

Some have their doubts.

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Winless in their last 10 games, the Jets continue to sink deeper into the NHL’s basement. Blown leads, ineffective special teams, fading confidence, and long stretches of flat hockey have become all too familiar.

And yet, stubbornly -- at least from the outside -- the Jets refuse to concede that their season is slipping away. They still insist there’s time to turn things around and push for the postseason, regardless of what the numbers or oddsmakers suggest.

But is that belief actually showing up on the ice?

Many would argue otherwise.

Cam and Jim are joined by 680 CJOB’s Kelly Moore following Wednesday’s availability to share his perspective on Tuesday’s loss to Vegas and what lies ahead against Edmonton on Thursday.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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In fact, they feel even worse.

After taking time overnight to digest the full mid-season press conference by Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff -- listening back carefully and reexamining both what he said and what he didn’t -- and they don't like it.

The Jets are set to play the Vegas Golden Knights, starting a five-game homestand amid a nine-game winless slide. Yet even that takes a backseat to the fallout from Cheveldayoff’s comments.

Why couldn’t he just say what was so obvious to everyone?

Cam and Jim dig into the reality of the Jets’ situation -- and ask whether there is truly any hope left.

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Cheveldayoff offered few concrete answers to the burning questions surrounding the last-place Jets, but he did assure the fan base that no one is standing pat and that every option is being examined to improve the team.

Has the season been an unmitigated disaster? Are the Jets willing to risk placing a player on waivers? Could call-ups from the minors be on the way? Are changes coming behind the bench? How secure does Cheveldayoff feel in his role? How does he evaluate his offseason decisions? And why hasn’t a trade been made?

Cam and Jim break it all down, digging into Cheveldayoff’s comments and offering their own perspective on everything said during his scheduled mid-season availability.

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It’s hard to believe we’re even having this conversation.

After losses to the Detroit Red Wings and the Toronto Maple Leafs -- each in completely different fashion -- it’s no longer beyond the realm of possibility that we may be witnessing one of the worst year-over-year regular-season collapses in NHL history.

Take a moment to let that sink in.

Answers? There are none. Just stammering, question marks, frustration, and -- frankly -- defeat.

It’s Free-For-All Friday as Cam and Jim return from the holiday break and stare down a packed January, with the Jets set to play 16 games. And after crunching the numbers, for Winnipeg to make the playoffs, they’d likely need to collect roughly two-thirds of the remaining points available.

Here’s the real question: would it actually be an organizational disaster if they even came close to the playoffs?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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And yet, it still ended with two more points evaporating behind Edmonton goaltender Calvin Pickard.

So where does Winnipeg go from here?

It’s becoming harder not to believe the Jets have let too many points slip through their fingers -- and may now be too far back to realistically catch up.

How long can Scott Arniel continue to lean on the top line for 25-plus minutes a night? Just how long have the goal droughts stretched for Cole Perfetti, Jonathan Toews, Gustav Nyquist, Nino Niederreiter, and Vladislav Namestnikov? And wasn’t the depth of this roster supposed to be its strength?

What kind of streak would the Jets need to go on to get back into the playoff picture? And from an organizational standpoint, is chasing the postseason even the right move at this point?

Cam and Jim dive into all of it on another episode of Jets @ Noon.

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“Deserve’s got nothing to do with it.”

That line summed up the feeling following Saturday’s frustrating 4-3 overtime loss to the Minnesota Wild. A missed penalty on a hit from behind by Joel Eriksson Ek on Josh Morrissey led to a retaliation cross-check call on Dylan DeMelo, wiping out what would have been an empty-net goal. Instead, Minnesota capitalized on a 6-on-4 advantage, scoring with just 22 seconds remaining before Matt Boldy ended it 39 seconds into overtime.

Ugh.

The most maddening part? The Jets actually played well. So what gives?

Cam & Jim break down what went wrong, what still looked encouraging, and whether Winnipeg’s recent stretch of close losses means progress is coming—or if it’s just more of the same. The Jets have now dropped five straight games, all by a single goal.

Is that a sign things are finally turning, or simply another cruel tease?

The guys also look ahead to Monday night’s showdown at Canada Life Centre against Connor McDavid and the red-hot Edmonton Oilers.

CHED's Brenden Escott joins to take a better look at where the Oilers are headed, as they try to reach the Stanley Cup Final for a third straight time.

It’s a deep dive, plenty of frustration, and no shortage of opinion—on another episode of Jets @ Noon.

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Host: Kelly Moore

Guests: Brayden Ewasko, Tyson Rewucki, Greg Mackling, Derek Taylor, Christian Aumell, Noah Fuchs, Jim Toth, Cam Poitras.

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With the season at a crossroads and emotions running high, Cam opens things up to big-picture questions, lingering frustrations, and a few much-needed laughs before everyone heads into the holidays.

From honest Jets talk and end-of-year reflections, there’s venting, there’s optimism, there’s a little seasonal grace — and plenty of listener takes as Winnipeg fans look for something to believe in heading into the break.

It’s loose, it’s festive, it’s a little chaotic, and it’s the perfect holiday send-off on a special Christmas Eve edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Free Press reporter Mike McIntyre, who traveled with the team during their latest disappointing road trip against Central Division opponents, joins Cam and Jim to share what he witnessed firsthand -- including face-to-face conversations with head coach Scott Arniel and several players.

Was there desperation? Anger? Confusion? Or perhaps a lingering spark of confidence?

The answers come straight from McIntyre himself, as the discussion also turns to the biggest question hovering over the season: can it still be salvaged? Should it be salvaged? And just how elusive is that so-called "magic pill"?

Buckle up in another explosive episode of 'Jets @ Noon.'

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The team is searching for something — anything — to be thankful for after closing out a three-game road trip without a win against Central Division opponents, capped by a 4–3 overtime loss to the Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City on Sunday night.

With the NHL schedule running through Christmas Eve, there’s a very real possibility the Jets could emerge on Boxing Day sitting dead last in the entire league.

At the unofficial halfway point of the season, it already feels as though the year is slipping away just 35 games into the schedule.

CJOB contributor and coach Dwayne Gylywoychuk joins Cam and Jim to examine how — if at all — this situation can be turned around, with particular focus on how a veteran team continues to struggle to start games on time.

Buckle up for another fiery edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Can the Jets take down the Avs?

Elliotte Friedman names a player the Jets are potentially eyeing.

And is Chevy to be blame for where the Jets are at?

All that and more on today's episode of Jets @ Noon

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After watching the Jets get shut out 1-0 in St. Louis on Wednesday night, it was hard to avoid the sinking feeling that this may simply be who this team is right now. The answers to fixing the mess they’ve created don’t just feel elusive — they feel nonexistent, or at least beyond the reach of this current group.

The video isn’t working. The line combinations aren’t working. The defensive structure isn’t working. So what’s the solution? A bag skate? A shake-up? Something -- anything -- to wake this team up.

Because the task doesn’t get any easier. Winnipeg heads to Denver on Friday to face the Colorado Avalanche, the top team in the NHL, in what shapes up as another massive test during a stretch that continues to spiral.

Cam and Jim are joined in studio by CJOB Jets Studio Host Kelly Moore as they try to piece together what, if anything, can realistically be done to stop the slide and salvage the season.

Plus, the guys discuss the estimated value of the Winnipeg Jets as franchise valuations come into focus following reports that the Pittsburgh Penguins have been sold for a staggering $1.7 billion USD.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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With the Jets slowdown starting with the 3-0 loss to the Los Angeles Kings on November 4th, 43 days ago, Winnipeg has gone 6-12-2.

Since then, the Jets have had the worst record in the NHL. If it keeps going on, especially into the new year and lasts for two months, it becomes much more than a bad stretch -- it becomes systemic.

With Winnipeg facing a massive three-game road trip starting Wednesday in St. Louis before traveling to Colorado on Friday and Utah on Sunday, it seems like this has to be where the Jets start to crawl out of the hole they've dug -- which only has then five points back of the San Jose Sharks with two games in hand!

Cam and Jim focus on Wednesday's match-up against the Blues and are aided by writer and reporter for St. Louis, Lou Korac.

The Blues have struggled, but what is holding them back? Can they turn things around like they did last year too? Sweet Lou helps the guys understand the team that put them through the ringer in last year's Stanley Cup first round.

Plus, for the first time, the guys feature... 'It Came From the Comment Section!'

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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The chances were there, but so were the mistakes — a familiar theme for Winnipeg since the start of November, and one that still hasn’t been shaken. The Jets generated enough offense to win, yet gave up too much at the other end, once again leaving points on the table.

Is this simply a run of bad bounces, or has it crossed into a mental hurdle that’s become harder to overcome? Are there still meaningful adjustments to be made, or is this roster running out of answers?

And how much more frustration can head coach Scott Arniel reasonably show before something has to give?

680 CJOB Sports Show host Christian Aumell joins the program to share his perspective on where the Jets stand, whether patience is still the correct approach, and what the path forward realistically looks like.

Plus, around the NHL, the Buffalo Sabres have made a major move by firing general manager Kevyn Adams. Was it the right call? And with Connor Bedard landing on injured reserve, does that impact his availability for international play in Italy this February?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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And maybe more importantly — does it have to be?

The Jets will look to build on that performance Monday night when they host the Ottawa Senators at Canada Life Centre. Cam & Jim break down what went right against the Capitals, including Connor Hellebuyck’s return to the lineup and Nino Niederreiter’s milestone night as he skated in his 1,000th career NHL game.

Why did the line combinations work so well? Is that a blueprint the Jets can carry forward against Ottawa? And what kind of response do they need with the schedule tightening and the standings getting crowded?

Plus, Ross Levitan, co-host of the Locked On Senators podcast, joins the show to provide insight on Ottawa, their recent play, and what the Jets should expect from the Sens on Monday night.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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The guys tackle the Jets’ latest struggles as Winnipeg continues searching for answers, and seem to have found none, after a brutal loss to the Boston Bruins at home Thursday night 6-3.

Are there any signs of life? What needs to change immediately? And can this team realistically dig itself out before the standings tighten even further?

Cam & Jim take your questions, your takes, and your best Friday energy as we head into a huge sports weekend across the city.

It’s loose, it’s lively, it’s unpredictable --everything Free-For-All Friday is supposed to be.

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Win.

How they get it doesn’t matter. Style points don’t matter. What does matter is that the Jets find a way to bank two points and finally start stacking victories together.

Are there any changes coming to the lineup? Will Scott Arniel’s latest public challenge to a few players spark the response he’s looking for? And can Winnipeg keep leaning on Kyle Connor, Mark Scheifele, and Josh Morrissey while waiting for the rest of the roster to elevate its game?

The Boston Herald’s Steve Conroy joins the show to help preview the Bruins and break down what’s working — and what isn’t — for the Original Six club.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Nothing, after dropping a 4-3 decision to the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night at Canada Life Centre.

A handful of lapses in defensive-zone coverage and two goals surrendered on the penalty kill proved costly, overshadowing standout efforts from Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, Josh Morrissey, Neal Pionk, Dylan Samberg, and Gabriel Vilardi. Still… is there finally a silver lining?

Cam & Jim break down what actually went right, whether this performance signals a real turning point for a team desperate to steady its season, and what areas are still lagging behind.

Former Winnipeg Jet Tim Stapleton joins the show to share his insight and discuss what it takes to grind through a stretch like this — mentally and physically.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Will it be a throwback to the Jets of old—structured, connected, defensively committed, and capable of shutting down a rival from Texas? Or… will it be more of the same? A disjointed, out-of-sync, mistake-prone group struggling to climb back above the playoff line after repeatedly letting opportunities slip away?

Cam & Jim dig into all of it, breaking down the pressure, the stakes, and what this game could mean for the direction of the season.

They’re also joined by a friend of the program Josh Bogorad, the always-insightful play-by-play voice of the Dallas Stars. Despite Dallas going 8-0-2 in their last 10 games and sitting near the top of multiple NHL statistical categories, Josh offers a candid look at whether he truly believes this Stars team is better than last year’s version—and where they still need to improve.

It’s a revealing, timely, and high-energy episode that sets the stage for one of the Jets’ most intriguing tests of the season.

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Winnipeg couldn’t build on their 4-1 win Friday over the Sabres, delivering a flat, disjointed effort in Edmonton -- to put it mildly.

The Oilers poured in four goals in the opening period, Eric Comrie was pulled yet again, and the Jets were left to absorb a 6-2 drubbing in the Alberta capital.

Talk time over? Is it finally time for action?

Cam & Jim throw everything on the table in this emergency edition, opening the phone lines to hear your solutions, your frustrations, and your thoughts on what’s gone wrong -- and what needs to change for the Jets to get back on track.

A crisis-level show demands a crisis-level response.

Strap in for another fiery episode of 'Jets @ Noon.'

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The guys dive into everything from Winnipeg’s rollercoaster performances to the growing anxiety around the team’s identity as the season pushes toward its midpoint. Are the Jets closer to turning a corner or drifting toward familiar patterns? Fans weigh in with some of the boldest suggestions of the season.

This episode is anchored on tonight's "revenge" game against the Buffalo Sabres in Winnipeg — as the Jets look to respond from Monday's embarrassing 5-1 defeat.

It’s unpredictable. It’s messy. It’s hilarious.

It’s Free-For-All Friday — and anything can happen.

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Cam and Jim break down the many layers from the outing.

For this season to truly turn around, does the 5–1 loss in Buffalo need to stand as the low-water mark?

Eric Comrie was outstanding at the Bell Centre, holding Winnipeg in the fight. But can he maintain that level while the Jets await Connor Hellebuyck’s return?

Are the Jets playing with enough confidence?

Head coach Scott Arniel struck a far more positive tone after the game. With 26 turnovers on the stat sheet, according to NHL.com, would he have taken the same approach a year ago in a similar situation?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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How do you fix the Winnipeg Jets?

Button breaks down what’s gone wrong, whether there’s a real solution, and why the Jets have managed just four wins in their last 13 games—dropping five of their last six.

Meanwhile, the Montreal Canadiens have slogged through a similarly rough November. But despite posting comparable results, are these two teams actually polar opposites?

And with the Jets battling the narrative that they’re too old and too slow, how do they push past that perception Wednesday night when they meet a fast, skilled, and very young Canadiens squad at the Bell Centre?

All that and more on this edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast.

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With Winnipeg dropping five of its last six and earning just four wins in the past thirteen games, the team appears to be in serious trouble. So what’s the fix? Do the Jets need a roster shake-up? Are the playoffs already slipping away? Is the team simply too old and too slow — or is there still time to turn this around?

And with another fast, young opponent waiting for them on Wednesday, the Montreal Canadiens, could the Jets be staring down another lopsided defeat?

It’s a chaotic, fiery, and cathartic edition of Jets @ Noon — buckle up.

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Does Pronger believe the Jets are getting too old and too slow? What’s the biggest challenge teams face the year after winning the Presidents’ Trophy? And how does he see the Jets–Sabres game playing out?

Cam & Jim also break down Winnipeg’s weekend split — a loss in Carolina followed by a win in Nashville — and look ahead to potential lineup adjustments before puck drop in Buffalo.

Plus, Cam highlights a moment from Chicago’s Connor Bedard that truly stood out for him and Dustin Byfuglien speaks... again!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Plus, the guys take a lighter turn and unpack the surprising story of what Magnum P.I. actually cost Tom Selleck. Yes… it’s a wild one.

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It’s another loose, unpredictable, and highly entertaining Free-For-All Friday as Cam and Jim open up the phone lines and let listeners take the show wherever it wants to go.

From trade proposals, to arguments over whether the Jets should shake up their lines or simply ride out the storm, nothing is off limits.

The guys also dive into the biggest storylines from around the NHL, riff on the week that was, and react to a wave of listener hot takes -- some brilliant, some baffling, all of them worth talking about as the Winnipeg Jets look to turn their season around and snap a three-game slide Friday afternoon against the Carolina Hurricanes.

It’s chaotic, it’s opinionated, and it’s everything you expect from a Friday edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Over Winnipeg's past six games, the Jets' top line of Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, and Gabriel Vilardi have combined for 21 points. During that same time frame, the rest of the forward group has only come together for nine points total.

That has to change. But how can it? Do the Jets need to make a change? Does that mean a trade?

Cam and Jim discuss that with one of the top insiders in the NHL, David Pagnotta with TheFourthPeriod.com.

What did the guys think of Winnipeg's 4-3 loss to the Washington Capitals? Did they do enough? Why is every defensive mistake ending up in their net?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Longtime Caps play-by-play voice John Walton joins Cam & Jim to break down how Washington has stayed competitive for so long -- including why their blueline continues to be among the league’s most productive.

It also appears the Jets will roll with Elias Salomonsson and Dylan Samberg as their second defensive pairing. What should we expect from Salomonsson in his NHL debut? And why is Samberg the ideal partner to help ease him in?

Plus, what kind of trade value does Barry Trotz see in Ryan O’Reilly? And of course, the guys revisit the Edmonton Oilers’ rough 8-3 loss to the Dallas Stars.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Neal Pionk is day-to-day, which means that Elias Salomonsson might be soon making his NHL debut after being called up with the Manitoba Moose and being paired with Dylan Samberg. CJOB's Kelly Moore joins to discuss that and the upcoming road trip starting in Washington on Wednesday.

So… what’s really hurting the Winnipeg Jets?

Cam has two theories about why the Jets, now past the quarter mark of the season, find themselves on the outside of the Western Conference playoff picture — and both might surprise you. Let’s just say overtime plays a bigger role than you’d think.

A listener also asks whether the Jets should consider splitting up Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele to spark more offense. Is it the right move? After wrestling with the reasons behind the Jets’ struggles, Cam starts to come around on the idea.

Plus, trades are tough to pull off right now with so few clear sellers across the NHL… at least for the moment. But two teams have emerged that appear ready to deal — and could be searching for the right trade partner.

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TSN's Darren Dreger reports that Jets superstar netminder Connor Hellebuyck is being shutdown for 4-to-6 weeks to undergo a minor arthroscopic knee procedure.

That's huge news, especially for Hellebuyck who's been a picture of good health through the majority of his time with the Jets.

What are the guys thoughts? What does this mean for the Jets in the meantime? Is Eric Comrie up for the task?

It also didn't take long for a report by hockey insider Frank Seravalli to come up, which muses that the Winnipeg Jets have given prospect Brad Lambert's representatives permission to seek trade options.

Cam and Jim also sort through a flood of calls, questions, rants, and theories as Jets fans sound off on everything from lineup decisions and trade ideas to the emotional whiplash of the season so far.

With the fanbase fully engaged and the hockey world buzzing, Cam and Jim ride the chaos and break down what all this energy means for the Jets heading into the weekend -- especially with the Jets playing Nikolaj Ehlers and the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday, followed by the rival Minnesota Wild on Sunday.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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The Jets captain breaks down why he committed to Winnipeg through 2031, what the deal means to him personally, and how he sees the team’s future unfolding. Cam & Jim react to the $5-million-per-year extension, debate whether the term is perfect or polarizing, and open the door for your takes as well.

The guys also preview a massive matchup against Nikolaj Ehlers and the powerhouse Carolina Hurricanes — arguably the biggest test of the Jets’ season so far. How good are the Canes? And how will Winnipeg stack up?

Plus, Cam shares a farewell with frequent guest and Jets PA Announcer Jay Richardson as he says goodbye to Corus Radio.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon — featuring special guest, Captain Adam Lowry.

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What clicked for Winnipeg? What still needs work? And is this just the first glimpse of what this lineup can do when fully healthy?

Parity across the NHL has also been incredible this season. Cam & Jim take you Around the League to break down just how tight the standings are in both conferences. Which Canadian teams are in real danger of missing the playoffs? And how much movement should we expect in the Central Division?

Their answers might surprise you.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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After wrapping up a tough Pacific Division road trip where they picked up just two wins in six games, the Jets return to Canada Life Centre for a three-game homestand — beginning Tuesday night against the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets.

How do the Blue Jackets stack up against Winnipeg? And is this Columbus team finally ready to push its way back into the playoff picture?

Columbus play-by-play voice Bob McElligott joins the show to break down the matchup and give insight into what the Jets should expect.

Meanwhile, Winnipeg has reassigned Brad Lambert, Nikita Chibrikov, and Parker Ford to the Manitoba Moose. How did each player perform in their NHL auditions — and what does it mean for their development?

Plus, Buffalo Sabres analyst Rob Ray throws some major shade at the roller-coaster Edmonton Oilers.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Going 2-4-0 over the six game swing through the Pacific Division that ended with a 4-3 shootout win in Calgary on Saturday, the two-week or so journey has presented some weaknesses and things that need to be fixed in the Jets game.

Is it characteristic or are very important, very valid reasons for the letdown?

Cam & Jim and joined by Sportsnet's Sean Reynolds to break down the trip and look ahead to the Winnipeg Jets homestand that will see them face the Columbus Blue Jackets. the Carolina Hurricanes, and the Minnesota Wild.

Also, the guys dig into a new contract for Adrian Kempe in Los Angeles (...does anyone go to Free Agency anymore?) and lots of injuries piling up to important players around the NHL.,

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Cam and Jim dive straight into a tidal wave of listener takes, especially after the loss in Seattle Kraken 5-3 on Thursday, which includes bold predictions, spicy trade ideas, frustrations, celebrations, and a few curveballs only Jets fans could deliver.

Did anyone completely derail the program again? Why have the Jets struggled so badly on this road trip? Is there a reason to it beyond just "poor play?"

The guys are also broadcasting LIVE from Winnipeg's RBC Convention Centre as the city hosts the 112th Grey Cup at Princess Auto Stadium on Sunday, November 16th, 2025!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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He's taken over as a colour commentator for the Kraken's TV broadcast, so Cam & Jim bend his ear on the current situation in Washington State and his thoughts on the 2.0 Jets as both teams battle Thursday night in Seattle.How important is this game?

Is it a MUST that they respond after October's 3-0 defeat at Canada Life Centre at the hands of the Kraken by the Jets? What does it say about this team being able or unable to find a way to split this road trip following that crushing opening three-game run through California?

The guys are also broadcasting LIVE from Winnipeg's RBC Convention Centre as the city hosts the 112th Grey Cup at Princess Auto Stadium on Sunday, November 16th, 2025.All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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What’s the real emotional cost of caring too much about the Winnipeg Jets?

After a strong Remembrance Day bounce-back win over the Canucks in Vancouver, it’s worth asking -- how do you decompress after a brutal loss or difficult to swallow losses? Like that rough California swing, where the Jets managed just two goals total against L.A., San Jose, and Anaheim.

Do you have your own post-game ritual to cool down? And with all these late Pacific starts, can you even sleep afterward?

Cam and Jim dive into the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan -- plus, they break down Winnipeg’s win over the Canucks and what it means for salvaging this six-game road trip.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Tyson (in for Cam) and Jim break down the unsuccessful trip to California with the Jets on their biggest losing streak of the season. What do the Jets need to do better? One key weakness prevailed over the past 3 games, the guys will look at that and how the Jets could look to improve in that area.

The Central Division has the usual suspects at the top, but everyone else is either surprising or disappointing to start the season. The guys will look at the whole Central Division and determine if they're better or worse than their starts indicate.

And lastly, the Hockey Hall of Fame will induct its newest members tonight. The guys chat about their careers and who could be next to enter the hall.

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The phone lines are open, the texts are flying, and Jets fans are bringing the heat.

Cam and Jim dive headfirst into your questions, hot takes, trade proposals, rants, theories, and everything in between.

Also, don't miss the guy's conversation looking towards Friday night's contest in San Jose as the Winnipeg Jets take on Macklin Celebrini and the Sharks.

Free-For-All Friday never disappoints!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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If 55 makes Team Canada, what role would he take?

What goes into making up a HIGHLY competitive national team? Do sometimes the "best" players not make the team?

The guys discuss all that with CJOB Jets broadcast contributor Dwayne Gylywoychuk.

Also, Macklin Celebrini proves that he is part of the top end of NHL points-getters and Alex Ovechkin makes history... but Jordan Binnington tries to steal the puck. What?!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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The guys also touch on the ending in overtime between Nashville and Minnesota. The Wild were awarded a goal that never went in after Predator's netminder Justus Annunen was ruled to have purposely knocked the net off its moorings. Was it legit? Is there a disagreement among the guys?

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Winnipeg came up empty again at Crypto.com Arena, falling 3-0 to the Kings on Tuesday night.

What held the Jets’ offense back? How did they lose the special-teams battle? And are goaltender interference calls becoming messy and inconsistent again?

Cam and Jim also dive into what makes a true NHL captain. With Adam Lowry back in the lineup and Macklin Celebrini and the Sharks up next, the guys debate: should the "C" go to your best player, or the one who best embodies leadership and the room’s identity?

Plus, a wild finish in Minnesota has fans confused and the Predators coach absolutely furious -- and what’s going on with the Rangers’ major struggles at home?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Everyone knows it’s coming -- but will we have to wait until the Jets wrap up their longest road trip of the season?

The Kings, meanwhile, sit outside the playoff picture at 5-4-4. Have they underachieved so far? Cam and Tyson (in for Jim) break it down with Los Angeles ice-side commentator Daryl Evans.

Plus, a listener email asks the unthinkable: could the Jets ever trade Mark Scheifele?

And one more mystery of the universe... do Czechs eat veggies?

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Cam & Jim dig into that question as the Jets captain inches toward a comeback -- possibly as early as Tuesday night in Los Angeles when Winnipeg opens a long Pacific road swing.

Cole Perfetti and Dylan Samberg are also skating again, though still in non-contact jerseys. Could either of them suit up before the trip wraps? And is Brad Lambert ready to stake his claim as a full-time NHLer?

Plus, Cam hits Jim with some NHL trivia -- including why Chicago was once known as the "Black Hawks," and whether a Jet (like Mark Scheifele now) has ever led the entire league in scoring.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam & Jim open up the phone lines and the inbox to hear from Winnipeg Jets fans on everything from the team’s hot start, with some cold play mixed that, that regardless has them sitting at the top of the Western Conference once again.

What did you, the listener, think of last night's crushing 6-3 win over the Chicago Blackhawks?

Who comes out of the line-up when Adam Lowry, Cole Perfetti and Dylan Samberg come back? How severe is Gustav Nyquist's injury? And how much stock should we put in that 8-3-0 record?

Your takes, your questions, and plenty of hockey talk to roll into the weekend.

All that and more on today’s Free-For-All Friday edition of Jets @ Noon!

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It’s a special matchup -- Jonathan Toews faces his former team for the first time after spending 15 seasons in Chicago, where he captured three Stanley Cups and became one of the franchise’s all-time greats.

What’s this night going to feel like for Toews? Can we expect him to make an impact -- or is this just the warm-up before his emotional return to the United Center on January 19th?

It’s also Connor Bedard’s first visit to Winnipeg this season, and the phenom has been on fire. What kind of challenge does he pose for the Jets?

Plus, Cam & Jim break down some surprising early-season similarities between Winnipeg and Chicago.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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So what’s Arniel still worried about? When will this team finally put together a full 60-minute effort? And with 10 games in the books, how confident should we actually feel about a 7-3-0 start?

Plus, all 32 teams hit the ice during the NHL’s "Frozen Frenzy," with staggered start times creating a hockey-viewing free-for-all. Cam & Jim take a spin around the league and dig into the biggest storylines emerging as the first month of the season winds down.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Join the guys as they debate skill vs. showboating and where the NHL should draw the line.

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The Winnipeg Jets are in Saint Paul on Tuesday night for a Central Division showdown with the Minnesota Wild -- and neither team is thrilled with their recent results.

Cam & Jim preview the matchup and welcome Minnesota reporter and podcaster Jessi Pierce to break down what’s at stake for both clubs.

Where are the Jets falling short so far? What’s the biggest obstacle standing between this team and its season-long goals through the first 10% of the schedule?

Plus -- Sidney Crosby hits yet another historic milestone. How much more can the Penguins’ captain accomplish before he calls it a career?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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The Winnipeg Jets have made one thing very clear -- a 6-3-0 record isn’t cutting it.

Head coach Scott Arniel certainly wasn’t pleased after Sunday’s 3-2 loss to the surprising Utah Mammoth at Canada Life Centre. So what’s going on with this team right now?

Why do the second periods keep falling apart? Are home-ice struggles starting to become a trend? Was fatigue a factor during this three-game homestand... or is this simply a mediocre stretch of hockey?

Cam & Jim also break down just how good Utah really is, sitting atop the Central Division riding a seven-game heater.

Plus: the latest on Patrik Laine’s months-long injury setback, and how the Eastern Conference has somehow turned into an absolute traffic jam.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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It’s another Free-For-All Friday -- where you take control of Jets @ Noon!

Cam and Jim are opening up the phone lines and jumping into every storyline Jets fans are fired up about. Line combos? Trade ideas? Goaltending debates? Hot takes are not only welcome... they’re required.

What were your thoughts on the shutout loss to Seattle? Do you think the Jets can beat the Flames for the second time in a week?

Anything can happen when Winnipeg fans steer the show -- and that’s exactly why you won’t want to miss a minute.

Tune in for passion, chaos, laughs, and a whole lot of Jets talk on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam & Jim are joined by Kraken play-by-play voice Everett Fitzhugh to break down Seattle’s season so far -- should they be scoring more? Can they stay in the playoff mix? And how have they handled that early-season marathon road trip?

They’ll also take a look at the Jets’ projected lines heading into the matchup.

Plus, Calgary goaltender Dustin Wolf has some choice -- but polite -- words for his teammates, and a listener offers an interesting theory on why the Jets are falling behind in some key analytics.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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That’s the question raised by writer Sam Fels for heavy.com, who suggests the Jets’ early success might be built on luck rather than lasting substance.

Some analytics back that up, pointing to warning signs that the numbers may eventually catch up to them.

But is that the full picture?

Cam and Jim dig into the data, challenge the narrative, and add some much-needed context to one of the biggest questions facing this team -- as Winnipeg looks to extend its winning streak to six Thursday night at Canada Life Centre against the visiting Seattle Kraken.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Plenty to unpack from this one -- Jonathan Toews scored his first goal as a Jet, Mark Scheifele’s seventh of the year ties him for the league lead, the penalty kill went a perfect 5-for-5, and Josh Morrissey passed Dustin Byfuglien for the most assists by a defenceman in franchise history.

And don’t overlook Connor Hellebuyck -- he’s looking every bit like last season’s Vezina-calibre goaltender.

Ten penalties were called in the game... again. Are officials tightening up, or is this becoming a real problem across the league? The answer might surprise you.

Plus -- the Quebec Nordiques versus the Hartford Whalers... on Thursday? Seriously.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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He’s still chasing down "Ducky," though -- and Cam & Jim break down just how close Scheifele is to catching his former coach and mentor from the OHL’s Barrie Colts.

Also, the Calgary Flames -- Winnipeg’s next opponent -- have stumbled out of the gate. Hall of Fame Calgary broadcaster Mark Stephen joins the show to unpack what’s gone wrong in Alberta’s finest city (sorry, Edmonton -- written by Cam).

Don’t miss a moment of today’s edition of Jets @ Noon, which also features the latest on a potential Heritage Classic return to Winnipeg and injury updates on a few missing Jets.

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Will today’s show focus on the Winnipeg Jets’ dominant 5-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers last night -- or will you, the listener, steer the conversation in an entirely different direction?

That’s how it goes every week on the No. 1 NHL Jets call-in show!

Don’t miss a moment on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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While the Jets aim to extend their winning streak to three games, questions remain about what kind of team the Flyers truly are under Rick Tocchet.

Have they already turned a corner? Can they sustain a playoff push over a full 82-game season? And how are their young stars developing?

Flyers play-by-play voice Jim Jackson joins Cam and Jim to break down what to expect from the 2025-26 team representing the City of Brotherly Love.

Plus, were Kyle Connor and Gustav Nyquist back on the ice after their maintenance day Wednesday? Any tweaks to the Jets’ lineup ahead of puck drop?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Gustav Nyquist and Kyle Connor both missed practice -- is there anything to read into that?

Cam and Jim are joined by the voice of the Winnipeg Jets on 680 CJOB, Paul Edmonds, to break down Winnipeg’s season so far and preview the challenge the Flyers pose.

Plus, the Montreal Canadiens have extended Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton long-term -- are they deserving? And can the Ottawa Senators weather Brady Tkachuk’s month-long wrist injury?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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While stars like Mark Scheifele and Connor Hellebuyck carried the load against L.A., it was the Jets’ depth that powered them past the Isles.

Can that secondary scoring keep clicking?

After a 33-save performance on Monday, should Eric Comrie be penciled in for 25-plus starts this season? And is Jonathan Toews starting to find his stride?

The Free Press' Mike McIntyre joins!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Host: Christian Aumell

Analysts: Jim Toth, Kelly Moore

Producer: Kyle Milroy

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Cam and Jim break down the Winnipeg Jets’ season-opening 5-4 loss to the Dallas Stars at Canada Life Centre -- what went wrong, and what went right?

Plus, what did you, the listeners, bring to the table during the first Jets call-in show of the season?

Tune in -- you won’t want to miss it.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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It all kicks off Thursday night at Canada Life Centre against the visiting Dallas Stars -- right after the Jets raise their President’s Trophy banner, celebrating last season’s regular-season success.

But that was then -- this is now.

Who are the Winnipeg Jets this year? How long will it take to truly find out? With injuries and question marks already in play, how much patience will you have out of the gate?

Stars radio analyst Bruce LeVine joins the show to help Cam and Jim tee up opening night.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Huge news for the organization -- as the team and Kyle Connor have officially committed to each other for the next eight years, with a cap hit of $12 million per season.

It’s the largest contract in franchise history, by a wide margin.

With Winnipeg locking up arguably one of the NHL’s top wingers right as the regular season begins, what does it mean for the team’s future? Entering his prime -- and considering where league salaries are headed -- could this deal turn into a bargain? Or is it too much to invest in one player?

Cam and Jim break it all down -- and more -- on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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And why is Jonathan Toews’ situation different?

We break down the behind-the-scenes details and explain what’s really going on — and why Toews being placed there doesn’t necessarily mean he won’t make his return and Jets debut this Thursday against the Dallas Stars at Canada Life Centre.

There’s a lot more to unpack… Ville Heinola clears waivers, Brad Lambert and Parker Ford have made the opening-day roster (for now), and the contract negotiations between the Winnipeg Jets and Kyle Connor are getting even more interesting.

CJOB Studio Host Kelly Moore and Radio Colour Analyst Mitchell Clinton join the show!

All that and more on this edition of Jets at Noon!

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The biggest priority, above everything else, is coming out healthy... something that’s proven difficult so far.

With Cole Perfetti and Dylan Samberg sidelined long-term, and Adam Lowry still easing back -- not to mention a few bumps and scares with Jonathan Toews and Dylan DeMelo -- the road’s been rough. But with adversity comes opportunity.

Nikita Chibrikov, the 22-year-old fiery forward from Russia, has earned himself a look alongside Toews and Gustav Nyquist -- and a two-year contract extension to go with it.

Has he truly claimed that spot ahead of Brad Lambert?

Meanwhile, Ville Heinola’s been placed on waivers -- raising questions about whether he’s become a mismanaged asset for the organization.

And it all circles back to one big question: How do the Jets balance developing their young talent while staying locked in as a legitimate Stanley Cup contender?

Oh yeah, and someone named Connor McDavid has re-signed...

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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What do you, the listener, throw at Cam & Jim where anything and everything is back on the table?

You'll have to tune in, once again, to find out!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam & Jim open the phone lines and text board as they get into Winnipeg geography, Jim live at the Adult & Teen Challenge "Be A Part of the Story" Radiothon, and Cam is at the Hockey For All Centre!

But no matter where they are, and where you are, they want to hear from you!!

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The guys look over where spots can be, who's standing out and who's got something to prove.

Later in the program, the guys are joined by radio voice of the Jets, Paul Edmonds to tee up the season.

The Athletic has also released their player poll and there's some interesting answers.

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But is there really a rush? Does it need to get done before preseason? Before the regular season? Before Christmas? What are the pros and cons of waiting?

Also on the show: Craig Berube pushes back on the “Core Four” label, the 2028 World Cup of Hockey has multiple host city options, and Minnesota Wild reporter and podcaster Jessi Pierce joins to break down the chaos in the Wild front office—and what it means for Kirill Kaprizov.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Plus, did Connor Hellebuyck really challenge Dustin Byfuglien to a fishing derby?

Jock Wilson, host of Sports Talk on CHQR in Calgary, also joins the show to break down the Flames: do they have enough to return to the playoffs, and is the Dustin Wolf contract as good as it looks?

The guys also hit on Sidney Crosby hinting at his long-term future and why the Minnesota Wild’s owner may have just shot his own team in the foot.

All that and more on this edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam & Jim look back at the weekend in Montreal at the 2025 Prospect Showdown after the Winnipeg Jets swept their Saturday-Sunday set against the Canadiens and the Ottawa Senators, 4-3 and 3-2, respectively.

Who shined the brightest? What can we really take anything away from this tournament?

They discuss.

The guys also foraged through the best missed comments this past week across social media and Free-For-All Friday for the final off-season edition of the Monday Reheat.

Plus, Murat Ates wrote a great piece in 'The Athletic' about where Jonathan Toews game is right now. It's honest, and its exactly what everyone should have expected.

All that and more on this edition of 'Jets @ Noon'

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Cam & Jim open the phone lines and text board for the final call-in show before Winnipeg Jets training camp gets underway for the 2025-26 season.

Where will the conversation go?

Nobody knows--but it’s always can’t-miss content as we inch closer to puck drop!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam & Jim dive into those questions, plus hear from Yager and Moose head coach Mark Morrison ahead of the 2025 Prospect Showdown in Montreal.

From the brand-new '100% Canucks with Ferraro and Shannon' podcast, Landon Ferraro joins the show to preview Vancouver’s season. Do the Canucks finally have the players and staff to prove last year was a mirage?

Also on tap: who leaked the details of the Kirill Kaprizov--Wild negotiations, and could the Hughes brothers one day team up on the same roster?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Joining Cam & Jim is Daniel Fink, who’s hitting the road with the Jets prospects to cover the tournament.

Before that, Cam asks Jim: with Adam Lowry sidelined, who takes on those tough defensive-zone faceoffs? Can Jonathan Toews still dominate the dot like he once did?

Plus: the guys break down the latest Sidney Crosby-Montreal chatter, why it proves Habs fans can be insufferable, and the lingering fallout of the Hockey Canada Five.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Well, it’s early September -- and optimism is building that a long-term deal could be in place before the season begins. But have extension talks really ramped up? And what obstacles might still be in the way?

Cam & Jim also dive into a listener text from Instagram questioning whether the Jets have shown enough interest in big-name players who could be available. Has the team fallen short of building the bold vision fans expected?

Plus: the Flames lock in their next starting goalie long-term, and a familiar face on the Canucks -- remembered for both highs and lows -- says he’s feeling confident about the season ahead.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam and Jim dig into the best takes they missed last week from the text line and across YouTube, TikTok, X, and Instagram -- reheating some of the spiciest opinions you’ve dished out.

With training camp right around the corner, we’ll hear from Morgan Barron and Luke Schenn on the season ahead. Plus, Blake Wheeler lands a new gig and Adam Lowry makes strides in his recovery from hip surgery.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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But, it's not a typical episode of FFAF.

The guys never like to interrupt you, the listener, and your opportunity to give your thoughts on all topics surrounding the Winnipeg Jets, but Cam (Jim is back on Monday) has a special guest, former Winnipeg Jets coach Rick Bowness.

Cam and Rick discuss "retirement", his time in Winnipeg, his thoughts on the "Manitoba Miracle" and staying straight on TNT, and a heck of a lot more!

A can't miss interview on another dynamite episode of 'Jets at Noon'.

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That’s the big question as Cam (with Jim away) is joined by TSN Hockey Analyst Travis Yost to break down his latest piece on the Jets’ special teams. Can the unit stay consistent? And who fills the void left by Nikolaj Ehlers?

But first -- Jim makes a "sort-of" return with a "special" project he’s been working on, and he can’t wait to share it with you...

Plus: which NHL owner hinted a pending free agent could land the biggest contract in league history, and can the No. 1 pick in the 2025 draft crack an NHL lineup right out of camp?
All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon!

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Have the Winnipeg Jets done enough this offseason? Are they actually a better team… or have they fallen behind? Did re-signing their RFAs get the job done, or should Kevin Cheveldayoff have swung bigger in free agency — maybe even pulled the trigger on a blockbuster trade?

Cam wants your thoughts, your takes, and your passion on where the Jets stand heading into the season.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon!

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He’s catching up on some of the biggest storylines and hottest takes from the past week, including Free-For-All Friday.

Cam gets into all that, not before he is joined by former Jets captain Andrew Ladd as he discusses his great cause, 1616.org.

From Jonathan Toews’ chase for 1,000 points in a Jets jersey, to how many preseason games he’ll actually play, to whether Winnipeg should loan Ville Heinola back to Finland, no topic is off the table.

Plus... could Sidney Crosby ever swap the Penguins for the Jets?

Cam even takes a detour to share his outright disdain for fantasy sports.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon!

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Cam and Kelly (in for Jim Toth) are opening up the phone lines and reading your texts to dive into the topics that matter most to you.

Plenty of fans are still frustrated about losing Nikolaj Ehlers for “nothing,” wondering why the Winnipeg Jets won’t have a single game on U.S. TV next season, and already making the case that Jonathan Toews is the early frontrunner for the Bill Masterton Trophy.

What else is on today’s episode? You’ll have to tune in to find out!

All that and more on this edition of Jets at Noon!

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Cam and Kelly (filling in for Jim Toth) take you behind the scenes with Winnipeg Jets Director of Team Operations, Chris Kreviazuk. For the first time, he walks us through the ins and outs of moving an NHL team on the road -- and trust us, there’s a lot more to it than meets the eye.

Plus, we dive into Jets history: which Atlanta Thrashers trade between February 4th, 2010 and February 18th, 2011 made the biggest impact on Jets 2.0?

And around the league -- what’s the latest on Connor McDavid’s contract talks? And does Patrick Kane have a real shot at making Team USA?

All that and more on the latest episode of Jets @ Noon!

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The Winnipeg Jets released some images of the team's captain back skating and doing some light drills following a surgery on his hip back in the end of May.

How's he doing? Is this ahead of schedule or right on time?

Cam and Kelly discuss the latest and what they can talk about.

Also, the guys ask if there is room on the Winnipeg Jets for a professional tryout after the likes of Jack Johnson and Milan Lucic are invited to training camps in Minnesota and St. Louis, respectively, and also wonder how the Jets can manage the remainder of their cap space.

Find out on the latest episode of Jets @ Noon!

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Also, Winnipeg PA Announcer Jay Richardson from Power 97 joins the show - albeit amongst many technical issues that plagued the program.

Still, another 'got to listen' episode of the 'Jets at Noon' podcast!

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The former captain of the Jets joins Cam and Jim to discuss arriving in Winnipeg, signing the first long-term deal with the Jets, and how he ultimately was traded back in 2016. The guys also highlight the great work being done by his registered charity, the Ladd Foundation.

Also, Neal Pionk has been invited to the US Men's Olympic Development Camp!

Find out on the latest episode of Jets @ Noon!

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What made you cheer? What made you groan? And what had you calling the guys a bunch of idiots?

Find out on the latest episode of Jets @ Noon!

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They’re putting the question to you: what rule changes would you most like to see in the NHL, and which current guidelines do you think are the most broken?

Plus -- the Winnipeg Jets have unveiled their promotional calendar for the 2025-26 season.

It’s another fast-paced, can’t-miss episode of Jets @ Noon!

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The screen.

Should the NHL finally start tracking one of hockey’s most overlooked plays?

The Free Press’ Mike McIntyre joins us to break down Kyle Connor’s next potential extension and other unconfirmed rumours surrounding it.

And... what exactly is mcdavidgoes.com?

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Cam & Jim break down why this development is a gamechanger for the Sens, what it could mean for the NHL’s next big arena projects, and how it all connects to the Peg.

Plus, the guys revisit their NHL over/under picks from last summer to see just how badly they embarrassed themselves (spoiler: it’s not pretty).

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That’s the question Jim and Cam tackle as they take a hard look at the current Winnipeg Jets roster.

Is there truly a spot for Brad Lambert, Nikita Chibrikov, or even Brayden Yager to claim? Will Ville Heinola end up on waivers?

The guys are also joined by the voice of the Winnipeg Jets on 680 CJOB, Paul Edmonds, to catch him up on the off-season as we inch closer to training camp -- now just about a month away.

Plus, a very bold claim from the CEO of hockey in the UK. And we mean very bold.

All that and more, on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Cam & Jim open the phone lines and let you steer the show -- from Alex Tuch trade talk and Nick Schmaltz rumours, to Morgan Barron’s upside, 3-on-3 overtime tweaks, and who should be the NHL’s next commissioner.

Plus: What’s the league doing right -- or wrong -- when it comes to marketing the game?

All that and more, on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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On this episode, Cam & Jim dive into Elliotte Friedman’s comment from the 32 Thoughts podcast, where he said, "The one thing the Jets have going their way as an organization right now is they have a group of players who really like each other and really like competing together."

That chemistry has been there... even during the tough seasons. So why might it be the most important ingredient in a Stanley Cup run?

Plus, we throw open the microwave and reheat some of the hottest takes from YouTube, TikTok, and Free-For-All Friday. Missed opinions, bold predictions, and second helpings -- all served fresh.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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It’s a wide-open Friday on the show -- and nothing’s off-limits.

Cam & Jim bounce around your takes once again, as you want to talk about jerseys, Dylan Samberg, the Jets toughness vs. size, and more!

Listener takes, hot opinions, and one or two laughs... it’s all fair game on Free-for-All Friday.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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They ask the big questions like how well are the Jets managing the cap looking ahead?

Should fans be worried that Samberg, DeMelo, and Morrissey all come off the books in 2028?

Is there enough room to re-sign Kyle Connor, Jonathan Toews, Cole Perfetti, and Adam Lowry next summer?

Plus -- which NHL team will be racking up the most air miles next season?

Don’t miss this one.

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A collective sigh of relief swept across Jets Nation early Wednesday morning after The Athletic’s Murat Ates reported on X that the Winnipeg Jets and defenseman Dylan Samberg have agreed to a three-year contract extension, carrying an average annual value of $5.75 million.

Cam and Jim share their thoughts on the deal -- and they want to hear from you, the listener.

Plus, the offseason series continues as the guys catch up with former members of the Winnipeg Jets.

Today’s guest? Another original member of Jets 2.0 -- the always-entertaining Jim Slater.

Don’t miss the conversation!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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They look back on the whirlwind inaugural season in Winnipeg. What stands out most in Stapleton’s memory? The electric fan atmosphere? Any wild off-ice moments? And was there ever a chance he’d stay in Winnipeg long-term?

The guys dig into all that -- and a whole lot more -- in a wide-ranging conversation with Stapleton.

Plus, no Jets talk would be complete right now without diving into the ongoing contract negotiations between Dylan Samberg and the team. What kind of message does this standoff send to the locker room if a deal doesn’t get done?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, Dylan Samberg and the Winnipeg Jets are $3.5 million apart in contract negotiations.

The Jets have offered $2.5 million. Samberg’s camp wants $6 million.

Whose side are you on -- the Jets' front office, or Samberg and his agent?

Cam and Jim want to hear from you.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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As they do every Friday, Cam & Jim open up the phone and text lines to hear directly from you -- the listener.

What’s on your mind this week?

From passionate takes to heated debates, the guys tackle your thoughts on AI rumours, Kyle Connor's salary, and replacing Mark Scheifele?!

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam and Jim react and break down the decision delivered by the Ontario Superior Court Justice.

Plus, The Hockey News' Carter Brooks joins the show to dive into the biggest storyline of the Winnipeg Jets' off-season. What does he think of the Vilardi extension? What might Dylan Samberg's next contract look like? Are the Jets getting too old? And what moves still need to happen for Winnipeg to become a true contender again? Could you see Mason McTavish in a Jets jersey?

Also, former Jets defenceman Nathan Beaulieu announces his retirement, and the Jets' Digital Content Team receives a well-deserved honour.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon!

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Does he see himself stepping into a leadership role? What does he believe is the key to the team taking the next step? And how can he continue building chemistry with linemates Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele?

Jim and Cam also welcome Sportsnet’s Sean Reynolds to get his take on the Vilardi extension, what kind of deal Dylan Samberg might command, and why Nikolaj Ehlers’ absence is such a major blow for the Jets.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Why did he choose Winnipeg in free agency in 2012? What were his impressions of the city, fans, and hockey culture in Winnipeg? What stands out most when he reflects on his 17-year NHL career across 10 teams? What motivated him to pursue a coaching career after his playing days? How has 'coaching' changed from when he entered professional hockey to today?

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets at Noon!

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As they do every Friday — in-season or off-season — Cam and Jim open the phone and text lines to take your hottest takes!

So, what did you throw at them this week?

Topics included Jonathan Toews, the Jets’ toughness, Winnipeg’s draft-and-develop model, and where Tanner Pearson fits into the lineup.

It’s all coming up on this episode of Jets @ Noon.

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In a must-listen interview, Jonah chats with Cam and Jim about Rogers’ dominance in the current landscape — and what that means for your wallet, as the media giant banks on fans spending their loonies and toonies to fuel their hockey obsession.

Will there be relief on the horizon? Maybe. The guys discuss.

Also, Cam and Jim reflect on their candid and eye-opening conversation with former Jets captain Blake Wheeler — and how it shifted many people’s perspectives on #26.

It’s all coming up on this episode of Jets @ Noon.

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Cam and Jim sit down with Wheeler to reflect on his past, present, and what’s next. Has he received any contract offers as an unrestricted free agent? How did he handle a year away from the NHL? Is retirement on the table? Could broadcasting be in his future after working with Sportsnet during the playoffs? What was his defining moment as a Jet — and does he have any regrets from his time in Winnipeg?

Plus, the Winnipeg Jets’ 2025-26 regular season schedule is out. How does it stack up?

It’s all coming up on this episode of Jets @ Noon.

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During the conversation, Marty and the guys dive into a wide range of topics--including no-trade lists and no-movement clauses, zero-tax states, the proposed 84-game regular season, dress codes, Olympic participation, and whether players want the playoffs to wrap up earlier.

After the interview, Cam and Jim share their thoughts on the discussion and open the floor to audience reaction.

It’s all coming up on this episode of Jets @ Noon.

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Cam & Jim had planned to revisit some of the best "lost" takes from Free-For-All Friday... but that’s going to have to wait. First, they sit down with Winnipeg Jets forward Morgan Barron, who just signed a new two-year deal with an AAV of $1.85 million.

They ask Barron about his new contract, expectations for the season, and how he sees his role evolving with the Jets.

Then, it’s back to the inbox -- your best texts and social media takes from Friday, including more talk on the NCAA vs. the CHL, the changing development path of Canadian hockey players, and Jonathan Toews' goal total.

It’s all coming up on today’s episode of Jets @ Noon.

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As Cam & Jim do at the end of every single work week, they open the phone and text lines to you, the listener, to get your thoughts and ideas on the current Winnipeg Jets off-season and what they need to do to improve heading into the 2025-26 NHL season.

The topics you want to cover include: Who's more popular the Jets or the Bombers in Manitoba? Can Morgan Barron be the next third line center? Is there more hope for the Jets this upcoming season? Is it possible for the CHL to compete with the NCAA, even at a minor level? How much will the Jets miss Nikolaj Ehlers?

All that and more on today’s episode of Jets @ Noon.

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Are the Winnipeg Jets still the team to beat in the Central Division? Could they even finish first in the entire Western Conference?

Artificial Intelligence has its prediction -- but what do the guys think?

Plus, where does Canada stand in the latest IIHF Men's World Rankings? And could there be early signs that Team Canada won’t overlook Mark Scheifele when it comes to Olympic selection this time around?

All that and more on today’s episode of Jets @ Noon.

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Cam & Jim welcome veteran hockey broadcaster Jeff Marek to dive deep into the implications of this game-changing decision -- and what it means for the junior hockey landscape moving forward.

Plus, Cam checks back in with his old pal A.I. to project new contracts for Kyle Connor, Adam Lowry, and Cole Perfetti if they re-sign with the Winnipeg Jets this summer.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon!

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Cam & Jim ask AI to predict the next contracts for pending RFAs: Gabriel Vilardi, Dylan Samberg, and Morgan Barron.

So, what does the machine say they’re worth? The guys break it down.

Also -- the new NHL & NHLPA CBA has been ratified, and Gavin McKenna is off to Penn State for a reported $700,000 USD.

What does that mean for junior hockey’s future -- and the NHL development path?

Plus, Tyson Rewucki and Brayden Ewasko join the show to announce their brand-new weekend edition of the Jets @ Noon Podcast.

All that and more on today’s episode of Jets @ Noon.

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There’s been a major addition -- Jonathan Toews -- and a major departure in Nikolaj Ehlers.

With Gustav Nyquist now in the fold and Mason Appleton off to Detroit, plenty of questions are swirling--and you made sure we heard them.

Cam and Jim fire up and reheat the best listener texts and break it all down.

Plus: what does it mean now that Gabriel Vilardi, Dylan Samberg, and Morgan Barron have all filed for salary arbitration?

All that and more on today's edition of Jets @ Noon.

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Cam and Jim opened up the phone and text lines once again to hear from you on a wide range of topics--just as Nikolaj Ehlers officially heads to Carolina, and Jonathan Toews, the future Hall of Famer, is formally introduced as a Winnipeg Jet along side general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff and coach Scott Arniel.

As always, you brought the bold takes and fiery opinions!

All that and more on today's edition of Jets @ Noon.

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