US Edition'We weren't ready to go': Jets' playoff hopes take heavy hit in ugly loss to Flyers
Adam Lowry said the Jets must win each of their final three games after a 7-1 loss left them five points out of the last wild-card spot.
- On Saturday, the Winnipeg Jets suffered a 7-1 defeat against the Philadelphia Flyers at Canada Life Centre, dealing a critical blow to their playoff push.
- Jets head coach Scott Arniel took responsibility for the performance, stating, "We weren't ready to go," and acknowledged the team's struggles throughout the entire lineup.
- Defenceman Josh Morrissey called the home-ice loss "embarrassing," while Captain Adam Lowry noted the team failed to execute despite knowing the stakes.
- Valuable wins by the Los Angeles Kings and Nashville Predators widened the Western Conference wild-card gap; the Jets now trail by five points and four points respectively.
- With three games remaining, the Jets face a narrow path to the post-season, beginning Monday against the Golden Knights in Vegas.
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'We weren't ready to go': Jets' playoff hopes take heavy hit in ugly loss to Flyers
In the moments after the final horn, for those Winnipeg Jets fans who stuck around to the bitter end of a 7-1 beatdown by the Philadelphia Flyers, the sounds of Bob Marley playing over the arena speakers echoed through Canada Life Centre.
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