Raised in the booming metropolis of Altona, Man., Ken Wiebe grew up wanting to play in the NHL, but after realizing his hands were more adept at typing than scoring, he shifted his attention to cover his favourite sport as a writer.

Adam Lowry exited Monday's game against Utah HC with an injury and will be out tonight against the Colorado Avalanche.Lowry fell awkwardly into the boards in the first period of Monday's game against Utah and did not return for the second or third period.

It wasn’t the trade deadline, Jonathan Toews, Winnipeg’s many pending free agents, its top prospects, systems, or chance to win the Stanley Cup. It was about an affable, polarizing, 6-foot-7 defenceman named Logan Stanley who has become a third-pairing fixture despite many readers’ opinions that he doesn’t deserve the role.

Read the recent NHL news and rumors about Adam Lowry for fantasy hockey. According to Mike McIntyre, Winnipeg Jets center Adam Lowry (undisclosed) sustained

How are the Jets avoiding their annual second-half tailspin? Plus Cole Perfetti explains the 'how' of his battle-winning and more.

Dating back to their 2017-18 Western Conference Final berth, the Winnipeg Jets have had a gaping hole, sandwiched between Mark Schiefele and Adam Lowry ... A three-time Stanley Cup champion ...

We’ve got questions about the upcoming 4 Nations Face-off, the NHL trade deadline, Nikolaj Ehlers’ future, Logan Stanley’s usage (what else is new?!), Adam Lowry’s Selke candidacy ...

Adam Lowry exited Monday's game against Utah HC with an injury and will be out tonight against the Colorado Avalanche. Lowry fell awkwardly into the boards in the first period of Monday's game ...

After the Jets set a historic pace of 15-1-0 to start the season they hit a bit of a speed bump with some folks fearing another swoon was set to derail them. They did hit a rough patch from November 14th to December 3rd which saw them go 3-7-0 in ten games.

After the Mikko Rantanen trade, anything seems possible. Let's break down who the Jets might target to upgrade their forward corps.

Some say what separates the Winnipeg Jets from most of the other good teams in the NHL is their power play. It was clicking at a historic, 33.3 percent clip going into their current road trip, a big part of why the Jets sit on top of the NHL’s Western Conference.

The Jets gave up the first four goals in Utah. They were out-shot, out-hit and manhandled in the faceoff circle by a team that had won just 19 of 45 games. When the dust had settled, defenceman Dylan DeMelo called on his team to “look in the mirror.” They’d like to see their improved play Wednesday in Denver reflected on Friday.