Winnipeg Jets History

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[macmaroon]

My Swedish grandfather really liked Hannu Jarvenpaa even though he was a Finn...

 

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[voyageur]

My Swedish grandfather really liked Hannu Jarvenpaa even though he was a Finn...

My Swedish grandfather liked Frederik Olausson, and would yell at the TV when he would miss the net with his slapshots.

 

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My Swedish grandfather liked Frederik Olausson, and would yell at the TV when he would miss the net with his slapshots.

My Irish grandfather like to drink as well!

 

[cheswick]

To Nov 5. Early days but a few players currently on pace to break 100 pts season and be the first 2.0 jets to make top 10 in seasonal points total.

All-Time:
Games Played:
1. Thomas Steen 950
2. Blake Wheeler 874
3. Mark Scheifele 810
4. Dale Hawerchuck 713
5. Adam Lowry 715
6. Doug Smail 691
7. Nikolaj Ehlers 618
8. Josh Morrissey 595
9. Randy Carlyle 564
10. Bryan Little 561




Points:
1. Dale Hawerchuk 929
2. Thomas Steen 817
3. Blake Wheeler 795
4. Mark Scheifele 734
5. Paul MacLean 518
6. Kyle Connor 504
7. Nikolaj Ehlers 474
8. Doug Smail 397
9. Laurie Boschman 379
10. Bryan Little 372

Goals:
1. Dale Hawerchuk 379
2. Mark Scheifele 304
3. Thomas Steen 264
4. Blake Wheeler 255
5. Kyle Connor 252
6. Paul MacLean 248
7. Nikolaj Ehlers 209
8. Doug Smail 189
9. Morris Lukowich 168
10. Laurie Boschman 152

Assists:
1. Thomas Steen 553
2. Dale Hawerchuk 550
3. Blake Wheeler 540
4. Mark Scheifele 430
5. Paul MacLean 270
6. Nikolaj Ehlers 265
7. Dustin Byfuglien 261
8. Josh Morrissey 259
9. Kyle Connor 252
10. Fredrik Olausson 249



PIM
1. Laurie Boshman 1338
2. Keith Tkachuk 792
3. Jim Kyte 772
4. Tim Watters 760
5. Thomas Steen 753
6. Randy Carlyle 736
7. Dustin Byfuglien 733
8. Gord Donnelly 726
9. Paul Maclean 726
10. Tie Domi 724


Wins:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 284
2. Bob Essensa 116
3. Ondrej Pavelec 111
4. Brian Hayward 63
5. Doug Soetart 50
5. Daniel Berthiaume 50

Shutouts:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 39
2. Bob Essensa 14
3. Ondrej Pavelec 11
4. Laurent Broissoit 5
5. Daniel Berthiaume 4




Single Season:
Points:
1. Teemu Selanne 132 (92-93)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 130 (84-85)
3. Dale Hawerchuk 121 (87-88)
4. Dale Hawerchuk 105 (85-86)
5. Dale Hawerchuk 103 (81-82)
6. Dale Hawerchuk 102 (83-84)
7. Paul MacLean 101 (84-85)
8. Dale Hawerchuk 100 (86-87)
9. Keith Tkachuk 98 (95-96)
10. Phil Housley 97 (92-93)

Goals:
1. Teemu Selanne 76 (92-93)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 53 (84-85)
3. Keith Tkachuk 50 (95-96)
4. Dale Hawerchuk 47 (86-87)
4. Kyle Connor 47 (21-22)
6. Dale Hawerchuk 46 (85-86)
7. Dale Hawerchuk 45 (81-82)
8. Dale Hawerchuk 44 (87-88)
8. Patrik Laine 44 (17-18)
10. Morris Lukowich 43 (81-82)


Assists:
1. Phil Housley 79 (92-93)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 77 (87-88)
2. Dale Hawerchuk 77 (84-85)
4. Blake Wheeler 71 (18-19)
5. Blake Wheeler 68 (17-18)
6. Dale Hawerchuk 65 (83-84)
7. Phil Housley 63 (91-92)
8. Dave Babych 61 (82-83)
9. Thomas Steen 61 (88-89)
10. Josh Morrissey 60 (22-23)
10. Paul MacLean 60 (84-85)


Wins:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 44 (17-18)
2. Connor Hellebuyck 37 (23-24)
2. Connor Hellebuyck 37 (22-23)
4. Connor Hellebuyck 34 (18-19)
5. Bob Essensa 33 (92-93)
5. Brian Hayward 33 (84-85)


Shutouts:
1. Connor Hellebuyck 6 (17-18)
1. Connor Hellebuyck 6 (19 - 20)
3. Connor Hellebuyck 5 (23-24)
3. Bob Essensa 5 (91-92)
3. Ondrej Pavelec 5 (14-15)


SV% (Min 25GP):
1. Connor Hellebuyck .924 (17-18)
2. Connor Hellebuyck .922 (19-20)
3. Connor Hellebuyck .921 (23-24)
4. Connor Hellebuyck .920 (22-23)
4. Al Montoya .920 (13-14)
4. Ondrej Pavelec .920 (14-15)


GAA (Min 25GP):
1. Ondrej Pavelec 2.28 (14-15)
2. Al Montoya 2.30 (13-14)
3. Connor Hellebuyck 2.34 (15-16)
4. Connor Hellebuyck 2.36 (17-18)
5. Michael Hutchinson 2.38 (14-15)

 

[Gm0ney]

Those Hellebuyck records are like Gretzky records...

 

[voyageur]

Those Hellebuyck records are like Gretzky records...

Still the single season GAA goes to Pavelec, which is crazy, because I don't remember him being that good in 2014-15. I think something happened after he let that floater in from outside the blue line vs. St. Louis (?)

The ones I noticed is that Scheifele, if he can stay healthy, could pass Steen in all time games played by the end of next season. That's longevity, as Steen was a fixture here.

By the following season he's in position to break Hawerchuk's goal and point totals, with an outside shot at 1000 points, and I think that would be a sentimental moment for #55. KC still has a chance to be the Jets all time leading goal scorer.

 

[Gm0ney]

Still the single season GAA goes to Pavelec, which is crazy, because I don't remember him being that good in 2014-15. I think something happened after he let that floater in from outside the blue line vs. St. Louis (?)

The ones I noticed is that Scheifele, if he can stay healthy, could pass Steen in all time games played by the end of next season. That's longevity, as Steen was a fixture here.

By the following season he's in position to break Hawerchuk's goal and point totals, with an outside shot at 1000 points, and I think that would be a sentimental moment for #55. KC still has a chance to be the Jets all time leading goal scorer.

A bit of a different era for Pavs. 2014-15 was around the apex of league GAA. Pavs was 12th in the league in GAA that year - and GAA is more of a team stat anyway (the Jets were arguably a top 10 defensive team that season).

The Jets 2.44 team GAA in 2014-15 was 10th in the league. Last season they won the Jennings with a 2.43 GAA.

Scheifele's always been impressive. More of a Steen than a Hawerchuk...he's going to break those records because he was very good and here for a long time.

 

[voyageur]

A bit of a different era for Pavs. 2014-15 was around the apex of league GAA. Pavs was 12th in the league in GAA that year - and GAA is more of a team stat anyway (the Jets were arguably a top 10 defensive team that season).

The Jets 2.44 team GAA in 2014-15 was 10th in the league. Last season they won the Jennings with a 2.43 GAA.

Scheifele's always been impressive. More of a Steen than a Hawerchuk...he's going to break those records because he was very good and here for a long time.

That's interesting. I didn't realize goals were up that much since our first playoff appearance.

As for Scheif I really do see him as the incarnation of Ducky. Hawerchuk had some defensive warts. He was a minus player for 7 of his 9 seasons here. General consensus was that the 85 team was the best Jets team of that era. Much like Scheifele the Jets couldn't win without him in the playoffs. However Scheif was never a perennial top 10 scorer, but that may be the difference in eras, I'd say he is still the Jets best player as Hawerchuk was.

I was young around that era, so my memory isn't exact, but I seem to remember Steen being the one player that Gretzky had a hard time against. Steen and Smail.. They could skate with him, and Smail was a bit of a pit bull. I'd say Bryan Little was a lot like Steen, underrated 2C, never got the accolades.

Now Adam Lowry is a drastic improvement over Boschman, who was chippy but also struggled with elite players. Tougher too.

And the goaltending, well I'd hate to see what Hellebuyck would look like in those old Coopers, with the small leather glove and blocker.. Thankfully he's in the right era.