Podcasts about Winnipeg Jets

Josh Morrissey returned to the lineup Saturday night at Canada Life Centre after missing time with an injury suffered during the Olympics, and he made an immediate impact in the Winnipeg Jets 3–2 overtime win over the Vancouver Canucks. 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Josh Morrissey gave the Jets an OT victory over the Canucks. Winnipeg improves to 4-0-2 since the Olympic break.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds discuss the Winnipeg Jets rallying to defeat the Vancouver Canucks 3-2 in overtime on a night Josh Morrissey assisted on the equalizer and recorded the game-winner to pass Dustin Byfuglien to become the franchise leader for points by a defenceman.

The NHL Trade Deadline dust has settled — but which teams actually got better?On today's DFO Rundown, Jason Gregor and Mike Rupp break down the biggest takeaways from around the league, including which teams impressed the most, which contenders may have missed their chance to improve, and how these moves could shape the playoff race.We start by discussing which teams stood out the most following the NHL Trade Deadline before diving into why the Winnipeg Jets moved Logan Stanley and whether the Toronto Maple Leafs did enough to improve their roster.We also look at the impact of the Carlson trade and what it could mean for Alex Ovechkin's future, along with discussion on young players like David Jiricek and Bobby Brink.Plus we discuss:• Eastern Conference teams that stood pat at the deadline, including the Boston Bruins, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Montreal Canadiens • Evgeni Malkin's suspension and what it means for Pittsburgh • The Columbus Blue Jackets continuing to push toward the playoffs • Whether the Canadiens are right to trust their current roster • If the Carolina Hurricanes did enough to stay competitive • What it really takes to win in the NHL playoffs • The latest injury news around the leagueWith the playoff race heating up, these decisions will shape the rest of the NHL season.Subscribe for daily NHL analysis, trade coverage, and insider discussion from Daily Faceoff.You can get involved with all the NHL futures action over on bet365 by using the promo code NATION at bet365.comConnect with us on ⬇️TwitterInstagramWebsiteDaily Faceoff Merch Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Logan Stanley/Luke Schenn heading to Buffalo we heard today from Jets head coach Scott Arniel on the move, the players they are bringing in, his team's mentality for rest of the season, being a buyer vs a seller, Connor Hellebuyck and more.

One of the top teams in the East came to Winnipeg and the Jets handed the Lightning an unexpected 4-1 loss as the home team played a complete game and got help across the board with this victory to run their points streak to five games (3-0-2).With it being the day before the NHL Trade Deadline, and with the team holding Luke Schenn and Logan Stanley out of the lineup for "roster management purposes, we discussed the possibility of them getting dealt and then the actual trade that saw them sent to the Sabres.

We heard from Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff following the conclusion of NHL Trade Deadline after he made two trades in the last two days both with the Sabres. On Thursday he sent Logan Stanley and Luke Schenn for a pair of players and two draft picks and today he sent Tanner Pearson to Buffalo for a 7th rounder in 2026. .

For the first time since he won gold in Milan with Team USA at the Olympics we heard from Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck in a wide-ranging conversation which included Trade Deadline talk.

Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli recap the Tampa Bay Lightning's 4-1 loss at the Winnipeg Jets which is their 4th straight loss. Plus it's NHL Trade Deadline day, as Julien BriseBois trades for Corey Perry to return to Tampa Bay. Power Lunch is presented by Reif Rum.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tampa Bay Lighting lose 4-1 at the Winnipeg Jets for their 4th straight regulation loss. It's the 2nd time this season they've done that. Brayden Point was the lone goal scorer. Gage Goncalves is day-to-day after being hurt on Saturday while Dominic James is out until mid-May after having surgery for a lower-body injury. On this date in Lightning history, the Bolts scored 3 goals in just 32-seconds to set the franchise record.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full Show Broadcast. Guest Include: Ryan Talbot & Thad Brown. Sabres at the NHL Trade Deadline. Bills Cut Taron Johnson & Curtis Samuel. Amerks news & notes. Happy Friday Everyone.

Isak Rosen & Jacob Bryson traded away to Winnipeg for Logan Stanley & Luke Schenn. Sabres get Sam Carrick from the NY Rangers. Sabres defeat Penguins. Evgeni Malkin. Bills DJ Moore. Any other Bills trades? Bills release Taron Johnson. Amerks Devon Levi Future. NHL Trade Deadline. Don Stevens.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds discuss the Winnipeg Jets 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning and the breaking news of the deal that saw defencemen Logan Stanley and Luke Schenn traded to the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night after the game.

It's Free For All Friday -- and it just so happens to fall on the biggest day of the NHL calendar outside of the playoffs: NHL Trade Deadline day. 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of the Blackhawks Breakaway Podcast, Pat Boyle and Charlie Roumeliotis recap the Blackhawks' four-game road trip coming out of the Olympic break. They break down the blown leads, with all three losses unfolding in similar fashion and discuss whether the growing pains of learning how to close out games are simply part of the process. The guys also dive into the need for more depth scoring beyond Connor Bedard, the future of Kevin Korchinski after being jumped on the depth chart by Ethan Del Mastro against the Winnipeg Jets, and other key storylines. Plus, Pat and Charlie break down the Connor Murphy trade to the Edmonton Oilers. They reflect on Murphy's legacy and impact in Chicago both on and off the ice, evaluate his fit in Edmonton, and analyze the return the Blackhawks received for the veteran defenseman. You'll also hear from Murphy during his Edmonton media availability. To wrap up, the guys preview the 2026 trade deadline and examine the situations surrounding Jason Dickinson, Nick Foligno, and Ilya Mikheyev. Will any of them be on the move?

Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli preview tonight's Tampa Bay Lightning game at the Winnipeg Jets as they look to end their 3-game losing streak. They also discuss tomorrow's NHL Trade Deadline as some deals have been made around the league. They are joined by Erik Erlendsson from LightningInsider.com. Power Lunch is presented by Reif Rum.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Tampa Bay Lightning play the Winnipeg Jets tonight as they look to snap their 3-game losing streak. It's the 2nd game of a 4-game road trip. Brandon Hagel is looking for his 200th assist while Jake Guentzel needs 1 more assist to match last season's total. On this date in Lightning history, Alex Killorn scored in overtime to give the Bolts their 9th straight win, a then franchise record.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It might not be outlandish to suggest that with 22 games left in the regular season for the Winnipeg Jets their season might be on the line Thursday night against the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning. 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

WGN Radio’s Charlie Roumeliotis breaks down the Blackhawks’ 3-2 overtime loss to the Winnipeg Jets to close out a four-game road trip. Steve Konroyd joins the discussion from Canada Life Centre to talk about another lead slipping away, before putting a bow on the overall trip. Later, we hear from Connor Bedard, Louis Crevier, and head coach […]

And with that goal Mark Scheifele becomes the first player to score 200 at Canada Life Centre and more importantly he gives the Jets a 3-2 win over the Hawks in OT.

The Winnipeg Jets rallied with a late goal to force overtime, where they defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 3-2 on Tuesday to open an eight-game homestand. Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds break it down and are joined by Jeff Hamilton.

When it comes to the pending unrestricted free agent status of defenseman Logan Stanley, there's one thing that can't happen in the conversation about trading him or signing him to a medium- or long-term contract: you can't let him walk on July 1 for nothing. 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? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A crazy overtime win for the Sharks over the Jets 2-1, Michael Misa gets the game winner as Ian is in town to experience the Shark Tank. A mobile edition with a majority of the crew and more. Apologies for the peaking audio. Teal Town USA - A San Jose Sharks' post-game podcast, for the fans, by the fans! Subscribe to catch us after every Sharks game and our weekly wrap-up show, The Pucknologists!
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Okay. 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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the third straight game and for the second straight time the Jets lose a game in extra time surrendering a point to a team they are chasing. As pointed out by Mike McIntyre of the Winnipeg Free Press the Jets have now lost 10 of 11 games that go beyond regulation.

We starting off March with another Monday Preview. We've got Crusty Old Guy breaking down the matchups against the Winnipeg Jets, Vancouver Canucks and the Dallas Stars. What will these matchups look like? How will the Trade Deadline affect both lineups?

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds break down the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 OT loss to the San Jose Sharks on Sunday.

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The Ducks complete the comeback defeating the Jets 5-4 in overtime as Winnipeg lets a winnable game slip away.

It was a wild one in Anaheim, where the Winnipeg Jets built a pair of two-goal leads, fell behind late, forced overtime by scoring with the goalie on the bench in favour of an extra attacker and then lost in the waning seconds of overtime to the Ducks in a wildly-entertaining affair.

He had enough chances in regulation to find the back of the net but Cole Perfetti finally got it done which gave the Jets a 3-2 win in OT as they kick off the post-Olympic break with a win.

Are you tired of dealing with outdated recruiting strategies? Wondering if AI can truly revolutionize hiring? This episode dives into the gritty truth about how modern metrics and emerging AI tools are reshaping talent acquisition—sometimes for better, sometimes for worse.Join us as we unpack decades of recruiting wisdom, the pitfalls of cost-per-click, and what's next in HR tech. In this episode: The history of traditional job advertising and its limitations How cost-per-application models are changing the game The messy reality of defining "qualified" applications and why subjectivity matters The myth of AI as an unbiased recruiter and its legal risks Why transparency in pay and job descriptions can fix much of the hiring chaos The dangers of scaling bad processes and how to avoid scaling mistakes Practical insights on choosing the right metrics for your hiring needs The future of AI in recruitment and the importance of process over technology Useful links: College Recruiter Work Defined Podcast Network Ultimate Guide to Recruitment Metrics Artificial Intelligence in Hiring – Industry Report The Future of Pay Transparency Reach out to Steven Rothberg: LinkedIn Twitter Timestamps: 0:00 - Welcome and episode overview: Are recruitment metrics still holding up?00:42 - Introducing Stephen Rothberg and college recruiter's journey01:14 - The roots of traditional recruiting: From flyers to newspapers02:25 - Starting a business from a summer job and risk-taking mentality03:52 - The Winnipeg Jets story: Childhood risks and lessons in boldness05:23 - The shift from inefficient to performance-based ad models06:49 - The real meaning of "click" and the confusion across platforms08:13 - The rise of cost per application and its emotional impact on employers09:54 - Defining "qualified applications"—subjectivity and its pitfalls11:35 - Why scaling bad processes makes them worse13:08 - The evolution of pay-per-click and undisclosed definitions14:54 - The deadly cycle of bad job descriptions and reposting16:23 - How hiring for "fit" often misses the mark and costs real money17:10 - Qualification in hiring: Who judges? The subjectivity of recruiters18:29 - Scaling broken processes: The airplane manufacturing example19:54 - The quiet cost of bad candidate sourcing: The ATS funnel22:17 - The dangerous hype around AI and its current limitations in hiring23:12 - The black hole of AI decision-making and lack of transparency26:24 - The importance of honest job descriptions and pay transparency28:43 - Do employers prefer CPC, duration-based, or new models?30:01 - The chase for quality candidates and the costs involved31:27 - How to effectively invest in recruitment—long-term wins over shortcuts32:28 - The impact of AI on assessments and candidate matching35:55 - The legal peril of AI-driven hiring decisions and audit trail challenges37:25 - Final thoughts: Embracing process, transparency, and smart metrics

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds discuss the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday and dig into some of Sean's experiences from covering the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Thomas Drance start off Canucks Talk with The Whiteboard, with giving out a Tyler Myers update since last night and which Eastern conference team that might be interested in his services. They also break down the Canucks loss to the Winnipeg Jets last night, while looking forward to some of the potential moves heading into the trade deadline next week. This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan CharkThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

Back from Milan,  Dan and Shawn digest the Olympic tournament and the impact of it, including taking a look at the legacies of Connor Hellebuyck, Jack Hughes and Auston Matthews, and how they're forever changed by what they did with Team USA.They discuss the lasting impact of Team USA winning gold and Hughes' golden goal.The also talk about why Team Canada couldn't get the extra goal in the gold medal game. They also move on to the NHL season restarting Wednesday with Stanley Cup Playoff races heating up and the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline coming into focus....  Some topics discussed and debated:* Will the New Jersey Devils and Winnipeg Jets be able to climb the standings with players like Jack Hughes and goalie Jacob Markstrom for New Jersey, and Hellebuyck for the Jets coming back with confidence?* Is it realistic given the injuries and number of players coming back from the Olympics for the Florida Panthers to get on a run to make the playoffs?* Are the Detroit Red Wings and Buffalo Sabres going to end long playoff droughts? And does the hockey world now fully understand the value of Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin and Sabres forward Tage Thompson based on their performances at the Olympics for Team USA?* What is the impact of Sidney Crosby's injury on the Penguins?

The U.S. wins their first gold medal in Men's hockey since the Miracle On Ice in 1980Exactly 46 years after the "Miracle on Ice" Lake Placid Games, the U.S. men's hockey team brought home another Olympic gold medal.Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime on Sunday to secure the third gold medal in American history at the Olympics.“I hope this will inspire kids to put this jersey on someday, as it's the best feeling in the world," Dylan Larkin said after the win. "What we just did, nothing will ever match this.”Matt Boldy got on the board for Team USA just six minutes into the game to give the United States an early lead.Canadian defenseman Cale Makar scored the equalizer with 1:44 left in second period to tie the game at one apiece going into the second intermission.But it was Connor Hellebuyck, who played out of his mind the entire game, who would prove to the deciding factor in the final. The Winnipeg Jets goalie put on a highlight-reel performance that will go down in hockey history. "It was an all-time performance from a superstar at his position," Matthew Tkachuk said. "It's going to go down as one of the best performances of all time. It has to. All the great United States goaltending performances you want to talk about, that's right up there. If we don't have him, we don't win.” Hellebuyck saved 41 shots in the game and made it virtually impossible for Canada to break through to the back of the net."It's a dream come true," Hellebuyck said after the game. "I love this group, we've had so much fun over here, we've grinded, we've battled, this is some of the best and most fun hockey I've ever played."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

02/23/26: A native of Warroad, MN, Dave Christian entered UND in the fall of 1977and was one of the most accomplished hockey players from UND. He left UND to play for the 1980 gold medal U.S. Olympic Hockey team as a defenseman. After the Olympics, Christian signed with the Winnipeg Jets and set an NHL record for a rookie scoring only seven seconds into his first NHL game. Dave's family has a strong history in U.S. Hockey, and just watched his nephew, Brock Nelson, play in the Italy Olympics, adding a third generation to the family's Olympic gold medal collection. Brock ended up with a huge role to play in this tournament, helping key a penalty kill while contributing two goals and an assist across six games. (Joel Heitkamp is a talk show host on the Mighty 790 KFGO in Fargo-Moorhead. His award-winning program, “News & Views,” can be heard weekdays from 8 – 11 a.m. Follow Joel on X/Twitter @JoelKFGO.)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Whiteboard, the debate heats up over Gavin McKenna vs. Ivar Stenberg for the first overall pick, weighing hockey operations against the business reality of drafting a Western Canadian franchise star. The guys examine the Brett Kulak–for–Sam Girard trade and how Colorado created cap flexibility while adding assets and whether the Canucks could execute a similar cap-eating move. With Vancouver set to face the Winnipeg Jets, Marco Rossi is one to watch. It's draft strategy, cap management, and roster-building all in focus. This podcast is produced by Dominic Sramaty and Elan CharkThe views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

The breaking point of Manitoba's health care system takes center stage today as Dave and Tyler open the Loud Line to a flood of frustrated Winnipeggers. From 10-hour ER wait times to the "grey-listing" of St. Boniface Hospital, the guys air raw, unfiltered stories from the front lines of a system in crisis. While the provincial government promises "Extended Hours" clinics, the public has a different story to tell. On the lighter side, the guys tackle the bizarre "Nature Calls" beer made with bear scat, the 11-1 odds the Winnipeg Jets face as they return from the Olympic break, and a shocking baseball bat incident at Unicity that has the city talking. Plus, a look at the "dementia villages" coming to the U.S. and Winona Ryder's big move to the cast of Wednesday.

Alberga, Hahn and Meaney catch up after the 2026 Olympics with their biggest takeaways and surprises after the United States defeated Canada to win the gold medal. The guys discuss the renewed fantasy appeal of Connor Hellebuyck for the Winnipeg Jets and Jack Hughes for the New Jersey Devils, as well as some of the other standouts of the tournament like Macklin Celebrini, Juraj Slafkovsky, Dalibor Dvorsky and more. Jensen joins the show to discuss fantasy pickups with Olympics momentum, including Gabriel Landeskog, Philipp Grubauer, J.J. Moser, Joel Armia and others. Then, in "On the Money," presented by Bet365.ca, the guys discuss some futures angles including make/miss playoffs odds for the Pittsburgh Penguins, Florida Panthers and others, how Zach Werenski is making a strong case for the Norris Trophy and preview Artemi Panarin's upcoming debut for the Los Angeles Kings. 

The U.S. wins their first gold medal in Men's hockey since the Miracle On Ice in 1980Exactly 46 years after the "Miracle on Ice" Lake Placid Games, the U.S. men's hockey team brought home another Olympic gold medal.Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime on Sunday to secure the third gold medal in American history at the Olympics.“I hope this will inspire kids to put this jersey on someday, as it's the best feeling in the world," Dylan Larkin said after the win. "What we just did, nothing will ever match this.”Matt Boldy got on the board for Team USA just six minutes into the game to give the United States an early lead.Canadian defenseman Cale Makar scored the equalizer with 1:44 left in second period to tie the game at one apiece going into the second intermission.But it was Connor Hellebuyck, who played out of his mind the entire game, who would prove to the deciding factor in the final. The Winnipeg Jets goalie put on a highlight-reel performance that will go down in hockey history. "It was an all-time performance from a superstar at his position," Matthew Tkachuk said. "It's going to go down as one of the best performances of all time. It has to. All the great United States goaltending performances you want to talk about, that's right up there. If we don't have him, we don't win.” Hellebuyck saved 41 shots in the game and made it virtually impossible for Canada to break through to the back of the net."It's a dream come true," Hellebuyck said after the game. "I love this group, we've had so much fun over here, we've grinded, we've battled, this is some of the best and most fun hockey I've ever played."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The U.S. wins their first gold medal in Men's hockey since the Miracle On Ice in 1980Exactly 46 years after the "Miracle on Ice" Lake Placid Games, the U.S. men's hockey team brought home another Olympic gold medal.Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime on Sunday to secure the third gold medal in American history at the Olympics.“I hope this will inspire kids to put this jersey on someday, as it's the best feeling in the world," Dylan Larkin said after the win. "What we just did, nothing will ever match this.”Matt Boldy got on the board for Team USA just six minutes into the game to give the United States an early lead.Canadian defenseman Cale Makar scored the equalizer with 1:44 left in second period to tie the game at one apiece going into the second intermission.But it was Connor Hellebuyck, who played out of his mind the entire game, who would prove to the deciding factor in the final. The Winnipeg Jets goalie put on a highlight-reel performance that will go down in hockey history. "It was an all-time performance from a superstar at his position," Matthew Tkachuk said. "It's going to go down as one of the best performances of all time. It has to. All the great United States goaltending performances you want to talk about, that's right up there. If we don't have him, we don't win.” Hellebuyck saved 41 shots in the game and made it virtually impossible for Canada to break through to the back of the net."It's a dream come true," Hellebuyck said after the game. "I love this group, we've had so much fun over here, we've grinded, we've battled, this is some of the best and most fun hockey I've ever played."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The torch has been passed, the medals have been handed out, and the "Miracle on Ice" repeats itself 26 years later. Dave and Tyler recap a heartbreaking Olympic Sunday as both the Canadian Men's and Women's hockey teams take home silver after overtime thrillers against the Americans. Dave breaks down the Sidney Crosby injury and the dominance of Hellebuyck, while Tyler reveals the details of his "L" date with Mitch. The guys also tackle the "grey-listing" of St. Boniface Hospital and the crumbling of health care in the probince, the viral IKEA monkey craze, and why Matthew McConaughey thinks AI is about to hijack the Oscars. Plus, we celebrate Brad Jacobs' gold medal run and gear up for the return of the Winnipeg Jets.

Team USA defeats Team Canada for the GOLD MEDAL! Dr. Jay Calvert & Dr. Jason Berkley breakdown the Gold Medal game, Matt Boldy's goal, the coaching decision that won the game, why it's NOT the Miracle on Ice 2, Dylan Larkin on the big stage, Quinn Hughes, Jack Hughes' teeth, American captains on Canadian teams, and athletes with political messages at the Olympics. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 340 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features 13-year NHL veteran and second-year Anaheim Ducks goalie coach Peter Budaj. In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Budaj takes us through some of the most important lessons -- on and off the ice -- from an NHL career twice derailed with prolonged stints in the AHL, and the transition to coaching. From breaking into pro hockey alongside boyhood idol Patrick Roy, to finding your own game while playing alongside some of the world's best -- his partners included Carey Price, Jonathan Quick and Andrei Vasilevskiy -- the importance of great fitness, and how to succeed in the backup role, Budaj shares several great lessons for goalies of all ages and skill levels. In the Parent Segment, presented by Stop it Goaltending U the App, we dig into the potential dangers of statements like "you can do anything you put your mind to" for young goalies.We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, which features Eric Comrie of the Winnipeg Jets breaking down RVH decisions while managing a bumper threat on the power play.And in our weekly gear segment, we head to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a look at some special order CCM chest protectors with added protection for CHL and NCAA goalies that are now on sale.

As the Canadiens head into the Olympic break, hosts Chris & Sammy discuss the Montreal Canadiens' big win versus the Winnipeg Jets. Sam Monteambeault gets back in net, and delivers a great performance. The third line of Gallagher, Danault & Anderson have lead the way. A comparison is made for Oliver Kapanen, and Lane Hutson once again delivers a highlight goal that can't be ignored.

On this episode of The Sick Podcast, Pierre McGuire joins Tony Marinaro to break down the Montreal Canadiens' 5-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets, Habs finish off a remarkable stretch of games heading into the Olympic break, Samuel Montembeault playing with confidence, Brendan Gallagher, Josh Anderson and Phillip Danault building strong chemistry together, Lane Hutson seemingly creating magic every game and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Febraury 2nd, 2026 Bruce Levine and Michael Dixon talk with Adam Erne after the Stars win a battle in overtime against the Winnipeg Jets 4-3. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket’s Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon Music See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

From 'Spits & Suds' (subscribe here): The Stars make it five in a row after Jake Oettinger stone walled Mark Scheifele on a breakaway and Thomas Harley scored the game winner in a 4-3 victory against the Winnipeg Jets. Host Gavin Spittle talks about the comments Glen Gulutzan made after the game and how the Stars are being more physical. Gavin goes through the scoring plays and talks about what stood out in the win. Gavin gives his thoughts on the Stars trade for Jeremie Poirier. Then he goes through tweets from the Sudsies. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael Remis from Winnipeg Sports Talk joined the show to talk about the struggling Winnipeg Jets. The story of the season for the Jets has been depth scoring. Outside of their top line, it has looked bleak. When you can't score, you can't win games. How far will the selloff go at the trade deadline? Tune in now!