Winnipeg Jets
23 reports in the 2026-27 edition.
Morgan Barron
#36C · Winnipeg Jets
A six-foot-four Cornell graduate who kills penalties and has quietly become a fixture on the fourth line.
Kyle Connor
#81LW · Winnipeg Jets
A pure scorer who has quietly put up three hundred goals without ever being talked about.
Dylan DeMelo
#2D · Winnipeg Jets
A sixth-round pick who became the quiet half of one of the most settled defence pairings in the league.
Mario Ferraro
#38D · Winnipeg Jets
A left-shot defenceman who spent seven years absorbing punishment on a bad team and now gets to do it on a good one.
Haydn Fleury
#24D · Winnipeg Jets
A seventh-overall pick, a decade on, with a minus-eighteen in thirty-eight games.
Noah Gregor
LW · Winnipeg Jets
A fast bottom-six winger on his fourth organisation, with the production going the wrong way.
Connor Hellebuyck
#37G · Winnipeg Jets
A big, deep, structurally sound goaltender coming off the worst statistical season of his prime - the question is whether it was the team or the technique.
Alex Iafallo
#9LW · Winnipeg Jets
An undrafted winger nine years into a career built on doing the correct thing every shift.
Jack St. Ivany
D · Winnipeg Jets
A big depth defenceman with twenty games and seven assists, which is a strange line in either direction.
Cole Koepke
#45LW · Winnipeg Jets
A sixth-round winger who has turned himself into a dependable fourth-liner at twenty-eight.
Brad Lambert
#93C · Winnipeg Jets
A first-round pick with dazzling feet, twenty-five NHL games and a great deal still to prove.
Adam Lowry
#17C · Winnipeg Jets
The captain, a six-foot-five checking centre who takes the hardest shifts and scores almost nothing.
Josh Morrissey
#44D · Winnipeg Jets
A defenceman playing twenty-five minutes a night against the best players in the league and producing while he does it.
Vladislav Namestnikov
#7C · Winnipeg Jets
Thirteen years, eight organisations, and a checking centre who keeps being useful enough to re-sign.
Nino Niederreiter
#62RW · Winnipeg Jets
A thousand games of heavy, honest wing play, with the goals now drying up.
Cole Perfetti
#91C · Winnipeg Jets
A skilled playmaker who keeps producing at a middle-six rate and has never quite forced his way higher.
Neal Pionk
#4D · Winnipeg Jets
An undrafted defenceman who has played nearly six hundred games and twenty-two minutes a night on merit alone.
Isak Rosen
#27RW · Winnipeg Jets
A first-round Swedish winger on his second organisation, still waiting for the run of games that settles it.
Elias Salomonsson
#57D · Winnipeg Jets
A second-round Swedish defenceman who got thirty-two games as a rookie and did not look out of place.
Dylan Samberg
#54D · Winnipeg Jets
A six-foot-four defensive defenceman who plays twenty-two minutes and shows up on almost no scoresheet.
Mark Scheifele
#55C · Winnipeg Jets
A hundred-point centre at thirty-three who has spent his whole career being told what he is not.
Stuart Skinner
#74G · Winnipeg Jets
A goaltender who played fifty games for a contender and was never quite trusted, arriving somewhere he will be.
Gabriel Vilardi
#13C · Winnipeg Jets
A big, skilled winger who finally stayed healthy for a full season and scored thirty goals.
How they were used
2025-26 · 82 games
Measured from shift charts at five-on-five, not projected. Units are built from the strongest partnership outward and ordered by how much they were used; the percentage is the share of the first player’s five-on-five ice time spent alongside each linemate. A low number means the club never settled on a combination. Players who have gone are marked — either to another club, or off an NHL roster altogether, which covers retirement and an unsigned summer alike.
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