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Winnipeg Jets OFFICIALLY Welcome Jonathan Toews To The Team

Jonathan Toews is grateful and excited to play again after signing with his hometown Winnipeg Jets

Jonathan Toews is back in the NHL with his hometown Winnipeg Jets after a two-year absence. The three-time Stanley Cup champion was introduced Friday as the newest member of the Jets.

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Winnipeg Jets officially welcome Jonathan Toews to team

The three-time Stanley Cup champion, who last played an NHL game more than two years ago, was introduced Friday as a member of his hometown Winnipeg Jets during a news conference at Canada Life Centre.

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Jonathan Toews Makes First Public Appearance in Winnipeg After Signing With Jets

The moment has finally come, Jets fans, as Jonathan Toews landed in Winnipeg and spoke to reporters for the very first time as a member of his new team.

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Grading Jets’ 2025 NHL Draft class

The Winnipeg Jets filled a big need at the 2025 NHL Draft despite only making four selections at the event in Los Angeles.

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Jonathan Toews opens up about personal and physical battle and sparks concern with honest admission during Winnipeg Jets NHL return press conference

Jonathan Toews officially returned to the NHL on Friday with the Winnipeg Jets, but his emotional and candid press conference raised concerns among fans and insiders. The veteran forward opened up ...

Winnipeg Jets bolster forward depth with 1-year deal for 13-year veteran

The Winnipeg Jets is adding veteran Gustav Nyquist to bolster scoring and leadership for their 2025-2026 campaign.

What’s next for the Winnipeg Jets after a quiet first day of free agency?

Where do the Jets go from here? What do Pearson and Koepke bring and what might Kevin Cheveldayoff still have in store?

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Ehlers Departs Winnipeg for Carolina: 3 Truths About His Jets Tenure

The Winnipeg Jets are now in their post-Nikolaj Ehlers era as the dynamic Danish forward signed a six-year deal worth $8.5 million per year with the Carolina Hurricanes on July 3.