Mike McIntyre
Sports Reporter at Winnipeg Free Press
#NHLJets beat writer who gets words deep for @WinnipegNews; 6x author; Left life of crime (reporting) behind in 2016; Husband, Dad x2, Rescue Dog Owner x2.
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1 day ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Mike McIntyre
DALLAS — Winnipeg Jets owner Mark Chipman paced back-and-forth in the hallway as team trainers scurried to load equipment bags on to a waiting truck. General manager Kevin Cheveldayoff and assistant Larry Simmons stood silently nearby with grim expressions on their faces. You could tell this one hurt. A lot.
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1 day ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Mike McIntyre
DALLAS — An unpenalized whack to a referee’s shin pads by an angry player and a controversial game-winning goal have become major talking points in the hotly-contested playoff series between the Winnipeg Jets and the Dallas Stars. Although the NHL has opted for the silent treatment surrounding the two incidents, which occurred during Sunday’s Game 3 between the two clubs, the same can’t be said for the hockey world at large as debate rages on.
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2 days ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Mike McIntyre
DALLAS — It appears the NHL won’t be offering up any further explanation for a pair of head-scratching decisions that had the Winnipeg Jets seeing red. The first involved Dallas defenceman Alex Petrovic’s controversial game-winning goal on Sunday afternoon, where the league had an interesting interpretation of its own rule which says a player can’t kick a puck off a goaltender into the net.
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2 days ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Mike McIntyre
DALLAS — It’s the question likely keeping head coach Scott Arniel tossing and turning in his hotel room bed: Why have the Winnipeg Jets become perpetual playoff roadkill? Failing to find an answer — and fast — could mean a long summer of sleepless nights ahead. “Without going too deep, the biggest thing a head coach once told me, and I’ve told our group, is there isn’t a home or a road way to play.
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3 days ago |
winnipegfreepress.com | Mike McIntyre
DALLAS — The anger was palpable both inside and outside the Winnipeg Jets dressing room early Sunday evening. To put it bluntly, they felt like they got jobbed. At issue was the controversial game-winner by the Dallas Stars, one the referees and the league spent nearly 10 puzzling, painstaking minutes reviewing before ultimately allowing. It broke a tie early in the third period and paved the way for what became a 5-2 victory by the home team and a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven playoff series.
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RT @mikemcintyrewpg: "It does send a terrible message." "A textbook no-goal." I spoke with a pair of former NHL officials about the contr…
RT @mikemcintyrewpg: DALLAS - Mark Chipman paced back and forth in the hallway. Kevin Cheveldayoff and Larry Simmons stood silently with gr…
Wrote a column about that last series as the injuries were piling up. Now they’re full healthy but the depth of Dallas — including trade adds like Mikko Rantanen and Mikael Granlund — are doing them in. https://t.co/zBmCRpStML
@mikemcintyrewpg At the trade deadline I said we needed a 2C and a top 4 D man. Chevy didn't get either.