Earlier this month, the agent for Ville Heinola told The Hockey News that his client deserved "a shot to play a run of games to show he can do it" at the NHL level. The young defenseman has been bounced up and down between leagues for his whole career so far, failing to get much consistency from the Winnipeg Jets organization. Perhaps now the squeaky wheel will get some grease. Heinola has been recalled to the Jets roster after they moved Mason Appleton to injured reserve. Of course, given that Appleton is a forward, this could just be more time in the press box for Heinola. The Jets have allowed the fewest goals in the league so far this season and already had seven defensemen on the roster. If he does get in, there’s certainly no guarantee he stays there, though his play in the minor leagues once again suggests he’s ready for a bigger role in the organization.

The Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club announced today the selection of goaltender Domenic DiVincentiis 207th overall in the seventh round of the 2022 NHL Draft. DiVincentiis, 18, posted a 14-8-1 record in 27 appearances with the OHL's North Bay Battalion during the 2021-22 season. The Bolton, Ont. product recorded a 2.59 goals-against average, the lowest among OHL rookie netminders, and a .907 save percentage. During the playoffs, DiVincentiis marked a 2-4 record, supported by a 2.92 goals-against average and a .872 save percentage in six appearances. Thanks for sharing World Juniors Live Streaming

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Four Manitoba Moose members will be at the AHL All-Star game, with Jack Roslovic, Cameron Schilling, Michael Hutchinson and Head Coach Pascal Vincent representing the Baby Jets.

Sportnet/CBC have always been well revered for their montages and they nailed it again this year with their preview to the Stanley Cup Final.

Ottawa Senators (and former Atlanta Thrashers) winger Clarke MacArthur played in last night's game against Detroit. He hadn't played since October 2015, missing most of last season with a concussion, and most of this season with a second concussion. As you can see in the video, MacArthur is welling up as he gives a post-game interview. This was a very nice moment, separate from all the pessimism surrounding our team, and the outrage at the NHL's Olympic decision. Just a nice, happy moment. We, hockey fans in general, needed something like this so much.

The Kings opened scoring early against the Jets

Does anyone on this blog know if the Jets have discussed a new contract with Stafford?

Remember how, during the All-Star weekend, the NHL rolled out its awful new website? Well, the awfulness has spread to the individual teams' pages. Check out the Jets' new awful site.

This means the Jets are making a pick now. Time for popcorn.