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John Shannon on the Jets: December 18
See: Winnipeg Jets receives some holiday presents from sports scientist John Shannon. Who he would also offer his biggest presents to, and why he’s giving Jet fans a lump of coal this Christmas.
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When it comes to the Jet and Toronto, there are the Ghost of Christmas past. Winnipeg has gone three-plus decades of losing to the Leafs. When did the Jet final triumph in this game? Dec. 5th, 2021. a somewhat unfavorable incident at Canada Life Centre, a 6-3 victory for Winnipeg. There is a story claiming Mark Scheifele cursed the Jets, which has now been repeated six times against Toronto in his” Hey kids, is there anything better than beating the Clover” claim. dressing space address following that contentious conflict. And of course that narrative was revived when” the always timid Buds” ended Winnipeg’s eight-game season-opening winning ability just under two months ago. Which brings us to” Christmas Present”. A win on Monday in the self-declared “centre of the hockey world” would increase the Jets ‘ history to 7-2-1 in the last 10 matches and result in back-to-back victories against a rival Top 10 team following Minnesota’s impressive 5-0 win over Minnesota. Trending Then
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No a bad way to spend the next three or four days of the NHL’s” Holiday Hiatus,” before returning to action on Saturday night against the recently resurrected Ottawa Senators. And that momentum would be appropriate, especially given the Jets ‘ schedule, which will give them home ice advantage for 10 of their remaining 11 games after Christmas. But maybe” the plague” gets lifted this evening for Winnipeg. And Mark Scheifele can conjure up” The Ghost of Christmas Future” by asking his team members the same query. Considering the satisfaction of defeating Toronto.
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