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No one in the business, in front of the camera, in the booth or behind the scenes, had a better flair for the dramatic than Bob Cole.

The Winnipeg Jets defeated the Dallas Stars on Thursday night. For a game this late in the season, between two teams already bound for the playoffs, it proved to mean so much.

Thursday night, the Jets' the third period was strong enough for everyone to know that a playoff spot was a reality. But John Shannon says now the hard work really begins.

The explanations for Winnipeg's five-game losing streak can’t be detailed by analytics or numbers. But whatever the cause, the Jets can't let it continue.

For a time in the 1980s, the three best teams in the NHL all lived on the prairies: Wayne Gretzky’s Oilers, Lanny McDonald's Flames and Dale Hawerchuk’s Jets.

Call it a reality check, a swoon, or perhaps in its simplest form: a two-game losing streak. It’s something the Winnipeg Jets haven’t seen in these parts for a long time now.

Everything — or almost everything — has gone Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff’s way so far this season.

If Canada is going to continue to be at the top of the international hockey table, we need a goalie — a great goalie.

In today's Jets Report, John Shannon dives into an electric weekend ahead as the Winnipeg Jets face off against the Minnesota Wild.

Dive into the story of resilience, pride and the renewed spirit that has transformed the Winnipeg Jets into a force to be reckoned with in the NHL season.