I just want all our players to be healthy again. I think we're stuck with Namesy and Nino for awhile (because I recall Nino signing long term) Ford is definitely due for a promotion

Just now, iHeart said:

I just want all our players to be healthy again. I think we're stuck with Namesy and Nino for awhile (because I recall Nino signing long term) Ford is definitely due for a promotion

Trade them for draft picks and move on. You’re not stuck with anyone. Buy them out really. If that’s chevys attitude then I doubt anything changes.

2 hours ago, Goalie said:

Trade them for draft picks and move on. You’re not stuck with anyone. Buy them out really. If that’s chevys attitude then I doubt anything changes.

Move on with "what". They don't have the pieces to replace them.

8 hours ago, Brandon said:

Move on with "what". They don't have the pieces to replace them.

Pretty much anyone in the system could replace those two. They are washed up. The locker room is the only place they’d be missed.

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Known for his elite two-way play and his unwavering commitment to the city of Winnipeg, Steen was a true "Original Jet" who bridged the gap between the WHA era and the NHL. His impact extended far beyond the ice, as he served his community with the same dedication he showed during his 950 career games.

As fans across Manitoba and the entire NHL gather to honor the memory of the "Steener," the loss of such a classy and hardworking legend leaves a void in the hearts of the Jets faithful. Our deepest condolences go out to his family, including his son Alexander, and the entire Winnipeg Jets organization.

85? That can't possibly be right ...

1 minute ago, Noeller said:

85? That can't possibly be right ...

65 - he was born in 1960.

Just now, bigg jay said:

65 - he was born in 1960.

And is he actually dead... I haven't seen anything anywhere online about this.

This was posted on Facebook and i did not fact-check it.

Just now, Tracker said:

This was posted on Facebook and i did not fact-check it.

Some comments are saying it's fake news and there's been nothing posted by the Jets on any of their official sites.

facebook is littered with fake news whenever I try to go to the FotWJ page on Desktop I keep seeing fake s*** that makes me roll my eyes and yeah we would have seen something on socials or the free press site

1 hour ago, bigg jay said:

Some comments are saying it's fake news and there's been nothing posted by the Jets on any of their official sites.

in retrospect, it looks like a fake.

UPDATE: I checked the posted link and it appears to lead to a phishing site. Mods: please delete all this. Lesson learned.