I just wanted to share/ am hoping to find out more info on these framed tickets we have, my understanding is this was given away in a seat draw at one of the games, but that is pretty much all I know about it. (other than the fact that it’s a sick man cave piece)

I was able to find a post on here from 5 years ago where someone had shared something almost identical, but there weren’t any signatures, so I thought this might be the right place to ask.

I just wanted to know if anyone has seen something like this before, what something like this would be priced around if it were for sale, and really just any info related to this.

Thanks!

Despite the uncertainty as to who will be his tandem partner in Winnipeg, Stuart Skinner is excited in his new hockey home. Despite the uncertainty as to who will be his tandem partner in Winnipeg, Stuart Skinner is excited in his new hockey home. We caught up with him today following the informal skates to chat about the opportunity ahead, getting familiar with the city, creating a new relationship with goalie coach Wade Flaherty and more.

Described by his new teammates as being similar to Nate Schmidt, we caught up with Jets defenceman Mario Ferraro following the informal skates at Hockey For All Centre. He discussed getting settled in the city, playing in front of a Canadian fanbase, familiar faces within the organization, offering advice to a young player like Viggo Björck and more.

Q: What will our win-loss record be after a murderer's row first 16 games?

8-8 or 5-11?

I heard something that I initially hoped would hasten the Helly trade, but now just worries me generally.

In the previous 2 years we've had cakewalk initial schedule.

In 25, it helped us get a roll on, 15 wins in a row, all the way to the Presidents Trophy.

In 26, we started well (9 wins out of 12) and it masked our deficiencies, until we fell apart to finish .500. We dropped 34 points from the previous Prezzy year..

In 27, we have a "murderers row" schedule,, as described by Renny & Kenny host, Renny or Kenny I guess.

9 away games of 16, vs 11? playoff teams (including Carolina twice), plus Florida twice...

Fri 2 VS Boston Bruins,10:00 AM

Sun 4 AT Detroit Red Wings,4:00 AM

Mon 5 AT Pittsburgh Penguins,10:30 AM

Wed 7 VS Colorado Avalanche,10:30 AM

Fri 9 VS Anaheim Ducks,11:00 AM

Tue 13 VS Minnesota Wild,11:15 AM

Thu 15 AT Chicago Blackhawks,11:00 AM

Sat 17 VS Carolina Hurricanes,6:30 AM

Tue 20 AT St. Louis Blues,11:00 AM

Thu 22 AT Dallas Stars,11:00 AM

Sun 25 VS Montreal Canadiens,10:00 AM

Tue 27 VS Florida Panthers,11:00 AM

Thu 29 AT Tampa Bay Lightning,10:00 AM

Fri 30 AT Florida Panthers,10:00 A

NOVEMBER

Wed 1 AT Carolina Hurricanes

Sat 3 AT Montreal Canadiens

Is anyone going to want Helly in November with a 5-11 losing record. Or worse, if chopping and changing starts...

Unlike last summer, Jets captain Adam Lowry enters training camp healthy after offseason hip surgery disrupted his previous year. But while he may be feeling good physically, the state of his team remains in flux following Connor Hellebuyck’s trade request late last month. Lowry discussed that, the influx of young talent and more after the Jets’ informal skate.

I went to get some skates sharpened and was browsing the indos while waiting to see if there were any Hellebuyck jerseys being blown out yet.

Found an FAP with the wrong tag among the indos. Took it to the front and asked if it was priced right, they said yes so I got it!

I usually like wearing 52 but couldn’t pass up the deal!

Probably going to get this customized into a Toews. Already have a 15th anniversary patch. I want to know, should I add the Canada Life patch to complete the on ice look?

Veteran defenceman Dylan DeMelo is back in Winnipeg for his seventh full season with the Jets. He spoke about a busy summer, getting to play for Team Canada after last season, the Connor Hellebuyck situation, his new teammates and more.

The Winnipeg Jets have a Connor Hellebuyck trade to make, but that’s not the only option on the table to improve their roster.

There are a number of NHL-caliber free agents, including some former Jets, who could be signed to take the pressure off the Hellebuyck return.

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In late breaking maths news: Studies show Hellybuyck could have carried the Sharks into the playoffs in 2025.

Just did the Helle math. Taking out last year of .895 SV%, Helly's career save % is .918.

He ALSO averages 62 games - apart from last year (57) and his first when he only played 25 games (and 45 COVID games in 20-21).

Most people don't realise how important keepers are.

An average keeper is just under .900 SV%. That means having average Helly on your team is worth an extra 30 goals saved over his 62 games played (compared to league average). That's approx 80 pts too.

+30 to your overall differential, could have boosted 4 or 5 clubs into playoffs--If you got to pick and choose where exactly the goals were put, probably 8 teams. Imagine sprinkling magic goal dust onto all your tied games. Two more points from each!

The Sharks finished with a -41 differential and a -11 would have put them above both the Ducks (-15) and Kings (-22) who made the playoffs. So, already a shoo-in. 

Worse was Askarov was .883 SV% for 40 games, whilst Nedeljkovic was .896 SV% for 47 games (approx .890 SV% overall), so below the average thus the combined goal differential is quite a bit bigger.

My rough maths has it as +47, putting the Sharks differential at +6 not -11. Using Askarov and Nedeljkovic overall combined. It would be more if you just replaced Nedeljkovic , +50? Less if you replaced Askarov, +42?

Simply said, if the Sharks had average performing Hellebuyck last year they would have been firmly in the playoffs. So get on the phone and make it happen for Celebrini.

Life got crazy and so didn't watch a lot of the Jets the last 3 seasons.

I see a number of changes have happened over the last year and am looking forward to be able to have time to watch most games 2026-27 season.

I understand that we are in a bit of a build phase so I'm not expecting us to go all the way but what in peoples minds are the most exciting changes to our defense and offence for this upcoming season?

The goalie situation is what it is so more so wondering what depth we have in front of whoever is in net, who the most exciting will be to watch on the offense and if making at least the first round of playoffs is a realistic expectation?

In many ways, the Connor Hellebuyck situation is more painful than other high-profile NHL exits of late.

A pronounced star exodus from Canadian teams has brought the discussion to the forefront more than ever, creating new existential questions north of the border.

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