Après une victoire importante sur les Predators samedi, les Jets sont tombés face aux Blues dimanche et n’ont maintenant gagné que cinq fois lors des 17 derniers matchs. Qu’est-il arrivé à l’attaque de Winnipeg? Le panel TH partage ses réflexions.
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You're the GM, at this point in the season what would you do to fix the problems facing the Jets' offence?
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Who goes to Winnipeg? It’s like the Cleveland of Canada.
How did Rick Bowness get out this segment without a mention? He coaches a low event, anti-hockey style that stifles his own teams offense in exchange for (hopefully) better defense. When all of those players are cold at the same time, look for the common denominator and that's Bowness and his style.
Maybe it turns around in the playoffs where it's in the CBA that at least one team a year makes a deep run playing disgusting anti-hockey and Hellebuyck puts the team on his back.
The offence is just trying to be like everything else in Winnipeg. Who’d have thought what was very apparent 12 months ago would still be true. This team just doesn’t have it.
Jets and Flames are sleeping. Preds look like they’ll claim the last spot.
There's little doubt the Jets' offence has this season gone 🧊🥶 too many times to count. Yet the Canucks have had fewer problems scoring 3 or more goals, since Rick Tocchet's late-January appointment as head coach, than before said appointment. The Alberta teams, Leafs, Sens and Habs have also had problems with depth scoring at times this season. Quite possibly only the Leafs and Oilers will see playoff action although the Jets may still get in because the:
– Flames, 8-2 losers last night to the Kings, continue to not accumulate enough points to catch the Jets
– Preds, even with their recent hot streak, still fall short because the Jets still manage to earn enough points to stay ahead of the Tennessee NHL team, too
Shut up Gino
Garbage team? There better words