The Jets jerseys were unveiled in front of media and military at 17 Wing in Winnipeg today. Mark Stuart, Andrew Ladd, Eric Fehr and Nik Antropov were out at the event to model these new jerseys for us. If I may say so, with the limited time everyone had to get these jerseys done they've turned out wonderful.
The Jets logo has been applied to centre ice at the MTS Centre. Yes, it is okay to have a tear or two in your eye.
This is Part 2 of some highlights I put together of the Atlanta Thrashers final season. Some more beautiful plays here. Enjoy.
It appears that David Koci will attend the Jets training camp. Koci spent the last 2 seasons with the Colorado Avalanche, and is primarily known as a fighter and enforcer. The Jets may be looking to replace Eric Boulton, who signed a 2-year contract with the Devils this summer.
He is bigger than Tanner Glass, but oft-injured. A player that is never afraid to drop the gloves no matter who is on the receiving end of his punches. He doesn't always win, but almost always bleeds.
Evidence of his prowess at bleeding:
The jerseys of the reincarnated Winnipeg Jets will be shown to the public for the first time on Tuesday, September 6th at 11am. This will happen at 17 Wing in Winnipeg, which you may have already guessed due to the whole Royal Canadian Air Force tie-in.
Confirmed from two sources on Twitter (one being the actual team):
This is Part 1 of some highlights I put together of the Atlanta Thrashers final season. There are some beautiful goals scored that might've been missed by many. Enjoy!
