Josh Morrissey

Connor Hellebuyck wants out of Winnipeg. Josh Morrissey wants to stay. That difference could matter more than anyone realizes.

Josh Morrissey didn't suddenly become a star. The Jets gave him room to become more than the player they thought they drafted.

Josh Morrissey chose Winnipeg for more than hockey. His decision shows why belonging can matter as much as money or winning.

Winnipeg keeps the push going with a big road win, but the wild-card race is still a razor-thin climb.

Josh Morrissey returned from injury and made an immediate impact. Kyle Connor explains why the Jets defenseman means so much to the team.

The Jets rally for an OT win over Canucks — Morrissey’s return and Scheifele’s big night steal the show. It was a gritty character win.

The Jets’ top four scorers carry the team, but the dropoff after that raises questions about depth and playoff potential.

Winnipeg rallies from behind to beat New Jersey 4-3—can Tanner Pearson and the Jets keep this momentum going?

Jets struggling early but see a chance to reset before the Olympic break—Morrissey and Connor stress focus, urgency, and getting back on track.

Did Connor Hellebuyck’s return give the Jets more than a win? Did it give them their identity back?

Can the Jets escape their funk? Washington’s Ovechkin steals the show again as Winnipeg falls 4-3 despite Vilardi's and Scheifele's heroics.

Hellebuyck is out—can the Jets rally around their backup, or is this first loss a sign of trouble ahead in Winnipeg?

Did the Jets’ milestone night show the blueprint for something bigger — and can they keep playing with this edge?

Eighteen games in, the Jets aren’t flashy—but their stars are steady, their depth is steady, and their offense is quietly doing real damage.

After a three-game skid, how did the Winnipeg Jets get back to basics and earn a bounce-back win over the Canucks?

Bedard dazzles, Celebrini shines — but the Flames and Jets both stumble. Can Calgary and Winnipeg steady the ship before frustration sets in?