The Winnipeg Jets will play eight of the nine matches postponed in December and earlier this month due to COVID-19 related issues between February 8-21 during what was supposed to be the Olympic break,
The Jets will host Minnesota on Tuesday, Feb. 8 in a start at 7 p.m. before heading to play in Dallas and Nashville on Friday, Feb. 11 (7:30 p.m.) and Saturday, Feb. 12 (6 p.m.) .
Then it’s back home for four in a row at the Canada Life Center, which begins Monday, Feb. 14 with a 20:00 offense against Chicago. Minnesota will have a second and final regular season visit to Winnipeg on Wednesday, February 16 (18:00), followed by Seattle on Thursday, February 17 (19:00) and then Edmonton in a 15:00 start on Saturday, 19 February. .
Winnipeg will then begin a four-game tour in Calgary on Monday, February 21 (15:00 CT) before resuming their original schedule.
The one addition will be a visit by the Ottawa Senators on Thursday, March 24 at 7pm, which will now be part of a four-game home run.
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True North Sports + Entertainment has confirmed that the home games next Tuesday and Thursday against Florida and Vancouver will be played in front of just 250 fans, in line with current Manitoba Health restrictions that are not scheduled to expire until Tuesday, February 1st.
It is not currently known whether those attendance restrictions will be extended, adjusted or terminated in time for some or all of those five February home dates.
The Jets are currently on track and play Thursday night in Nashville before concluding the trip with matinee games this weekend in Boston and Pittsburgh.
Reference-globalnews.ca