A look at the Winnipeg Jets with the NHL/NHLPA setting the 2018 ...
The NHL and NHLPA have set the salary cap ceiling and floor for the 2018-19 season.
illegalcurve.comDirect answer: The latest publicly available coverage on the 2018–19 Winnipeg Jets season highlights their playoff run where they were eliminated by the St. Louis Blues in six games, after finishing the regular season with solid performance and securing a playoff berth in March 2019. For freshness, the most detailed summaries come from season recaps and post-season analyses published around mid-2019.[1]
Key points you may find useful
- Regular season: Jets clinched a playoff spot on March 23, 2019 after a 5–0 win over Nashville, finishing with strong regular-season numbers and franchise milestones in wins.[1]
- Playoffs: They faced the Blues in the first round and were eliminated in six games; Blues went on to win the Stanley Cup that year, framing the outcome in context.[1]
- Notable performances: Patrik Laine and others had impactful seasons with moments of high scoring and notable playoff moments, though Laine faced inconsistency and decline in some stretches, a topic covered in season reviews.[3]
If you’d like, I can pull the most relevant sections from a specific source (e.g., Wikipedia season page or major hockey outlets) and summarize them, or build a quick timeline of the Jets’ 2018–19 season with key dates, player highlights, and playoff results. I can also create a concise bullet-point dossier or a small chart of wins by month if you want a visual.