Ken Wiebe
Winnipeg Jets Beat Writer at Winnipeg Free Press
Story teller. Connection creator. Jets beat writer for the Winnipeg Free Press. Co-host of The Kenny and Renny Show. PHWA chapter chair [email protected]
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4 days ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Mike McIntyre |Ken Wiebe
No, the 2024-25 NHL season is not finished, even if it might feel that way to many fans. The league didn’t do itself any favours by going dark for five nights after the Florida Panthers and then the Edmonton Oilers punched their tickets to the Stanley Cup Final last week. But TV commitments, including stickhandling around the NBA Finals, meant an extended timeout. Good news: The waiting game is now over and the puck will finally drop on Wednesday night inside Rogers Place.
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2 weeks ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Ken Wiebe
All the effort Scott Arniel put into rebranding himself was time well spent. Although his second chance as an NHL head coach didn’t lead directly to the promised land, Arniel showed over the course of the season that he was the right choice to replace Rick Bowness as the bench boss of the Winnipeg Jets.
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2 weeks ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Ken Wiebe
Connor Hellebuyck had a few things to tend to before his obligatory final meeting of the season with the media. As the Winnipeg Jets All-World goalie was grabbing one of his goal sticks off the rack, one couldn’t help but notice the image of the Stanley Cup, painted on the doors that led to the home bench at Canada Life Centre, looming in the background behind him.
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2 weeks ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Ken Wiebe
Mason Appleton not only wore his heart on his sleeve, he stated his intentions just above the brim of his cap. As he stood in front of reporters on Tuesday, the Winnipeg Jets right-winger was sporting a lid with WPG on it. For someone who is set to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1, it wasn’t an accident Appleton chose to show his support to a community he’s grown to be a big part of, spending nearly seven-and-a-half of his eight NHL seasons in the Jets’ organization.
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3 weeks ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Ken Wiebe
DALLAS – Despite his best efforts, Adam Lowry could not hold back the tears. And you could hardly blame him, given the cruel set of circumstances that had just unfolded. The captain of the Winnipeg Jets was sitting at the podium and was doing his best to summarize the wave of emotions that had taken place during the previous 13 hours or so.
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RT @WiebesWorld: The replay of the final - and 102nd - episode of the Kenny and Renny Show for the 2024-25 season is available on our YouTu…
The replay of the final - and 102nd - episode of the Kenny and Renny Show for the 2024-25 season is available on our YouTube channel and wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/z7PYexznjp
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RT @WiebesWorld: @mikemcintyrewpg And here’s my story on #NHLJets HC Scott Arniel making the most of his second chance and how the step for…