
Jacob Stoller
Multimedia Journalist at The Hockey News
Freelance NHL Writer at Yahoo Sports
Winnipeg Jets writer, @Sportsnet | Contributor, @SportsTalkWPG | @thePHWA | Pronounced ST-AW-LER | @JournalismTMU '24 | https://t.co/89AxNTxSGi
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1 day ago |
insidelogistics.ca | Nigel Smith |Jacob Stoller |Matt O'Brien |Paul Wiseman
Robotics and technology go hand in hand, but if they aren’t working in unison, any warehouse operation is bound to experience setbacks. As Jim Hoefflin, CEO of Softeon, told an audience at Manifest 2025 recently, there remains a great amount of variation in warehouse operations when it comes to robotics and technology. “It’s like first-generation WMS [warehouse management systems], and they’re just starting,” he said. “They’re good at how they create their workflow.
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1 week ago |
sportsnet.ca | Jacob Stoller
WINNIPEG — Talk to anyone who watched Elias Salomonsson in the AHL this season and a common sentiment emerges. He didn't look like a 20-year-old. “The way he does a lot of things, you’d think he’s a veteran player in our league,” Manitoba Moose coach Mark Morrison told Sportsnet.ca back in April. For those within the Winnipeg Jets organization, the maturity seen in the six-foot-two, right-handed defenceman's game is nothing new.
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1 week ago |
sportsnet.ca | Jacob Stoller
WINNIPEG — Was this the last we’ve seen of Nikolaj Ehlers in a Winnipeg Jets uniform? The orginization certainly hopes not. “We will put our best foot forward to try to make our case (for him) to be one of those guys who can be a unique Jet-for-life type of player and we’ll see where it goes from there,” Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff said of the pending UFA during at his season-end availability last week. But the Jets don’t have a lot working in their favour right now.
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2 weeks ago |
bvmsports.com | Jacob Stoller
WINNIPEG - It wasn't long ago that there was a negative perception surrounding the Winnipeg Jets' locker room. The room had one voice and one voice only, and players weren't pulling on the same rope. The team itself was mediocre, cemented firmly in the mushy middle - not bad enough to get a high lottery pick, not good enough to make noise in the playoffs. Nowadays? They have a gold standard of a locker room. Their culture is their engine. They're a family.
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2 weeks ago |
sportsnet.ca | Jacob Stoller
WINNIPEG — It wasn’t long ago that there was a negative perception surrounding the Winnipeg Jets’ locker room. The room had one voice and one voice only, and players weren’t pulling on the same rope. The team itself was mediocre, cemented firmly in the mushy middle — not bad enough to get a high lottery pick, not good enough to make noise in the playoffs. Nowadays? They have a gold standard of a locker room. Their culture is their engine. They’re a family.
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