Winnipeg Jets’ Off-Season Road Map: Part One

Now that our Winnipeg Jets’ 2023–24 season is finished, let’s look ahead to what the True North team has in store for the summer.

Even though the Jets saw a lot of positive trends last season, the fans’ thoughts have shifted to negativity when the team was eliminated by the Colorado Avalanche in the first round of the playoffs. Not so much that we lost in the first round again, but rather that Winnipeg gave such a dismal effort that our squad looked entirely different from what they had played during their winning regular season. But I’m not here to recapitulate the Jets’ postseason issues or provide criticism.

The True North ownership group fully controls the first item on our list.choosing who ought to be leading the team during Winnipeg’s 13th off-season since moving there from Atlanta in the role of general manager? I would be surprised if the Jets took any action in this regard given their past with their personnel and the complete absence of any information indicating that Kevin Cheveldayoff won’t return for the upcoming campaign. I think Chevy has done a fantastic job leading the team, especially in light of the fact that Manitoba is arguably the most difficult place in the NHL to try to manage a major league team. chilly conditions. Verify. High taxation. Verify. A little city with fewer