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Winnipeg Jets Poised For a Stellar Playoff Run

The Winnipeg Jets and St. Louis Blues will kick off the Western Conference First Round at the Bell MTS Place. It’s an exciting time for the fans of both the sides as it’s their first encounter in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. There’s already a huge demand for Winnipeg Jets Stanley Cup tickets and jam-packed arenas are expected for both the away and home games.

The original Jets played St. Louis Blues in 1982 at the Division Semifinals and it was a 4-game sweep for the Blues. This will certainly play a role in the upcoming series as the Jets will be looking to come out victorious in this matchup.

The Winnipeg Jets have been playing quite well, reaching playoffs in consecutive seasons and finishing second in the Central Division. Winnipeg Jets Stanley Cup Playoffs campaign includes the same lineup that showed a lot of promise last year. Their strength lies in the Front Line trio, Blake Wheeler, Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor that has been scoring consistently and is quite productive together, accumulating 241 points (combined).

Right Winger Patrik Laine has worked hard during the off-season and on his best days can win games for the Jets. Analysts and rivals consider him the biggest scoring threat and he will surely by reaching out for his projected goals total this season.

The addition of Kevin Hayes will bring a lot of confidence to the side as the second-line center has entered many playoffs with the Rangers. His experience is an added plus for the Jets. Both in defense and depth, the Jets have an advantage over the Blues as they are quite a physical team. An injury-free Dustin Byfuglien can impose his strength on anyone who comes in his way and the Jets certainly hope he’s there to finish the season.

Vince Dunn is another ace in the side along with Alex Pietrangelo and their teamwork has propelled them among the top defensemen in the league. Collectively, the Winnipeg Jets have the fans in frenzy over their post-season push and consistency that has landed them as the legitimate contenders for the Stanley Cup Finals. If they survive the first round against the Blues, then they’re likely in for a long haul. All in all, a fierce faceoff is expected that will keep the fans of both the sides at the edge of their seats.