Columbus Blue Jackets Weekly

Jet Greaves and the Blue Jackets fall to the Stars 3-1 on Halloween night, extending a troubling scoring slump that has them out-shooting opponents but unable to find the back of the net. Jack breaks down the painful loss and what it means for Columbus.

Columbus mounts a late rally but Carolina's methodical three-goal performance sinks the Blue Jackets 3-2. Jack Armstrong breaks down what worked, what didn't, and why this one stings differently than most losses.

The Blue Jackets blew a three-goal lead, survived overtime, and Kent Johnson finished it off with a give-and-go that made all the nerves worth it.

Adam Fantilli buries a power-play winner 59 seconds into overtime as Columbus edges Vegas 2-1, snapping a two-game losing streak and finally clicking on the man advantage against the NHL's best penalty kill.

A gut-wrenching 6-2 loss to Toronto at Nationwide Arena, where a four-goal second period collapse and the return of Kirill Marchenko turned a promising night into a painful one for Blue Jackets fans.

Columbus falls 2-1 to Minnesota on a back-to-back, managing just 14 shots in a game where Cam Talbot did everything he could. Jack breaks down the offensive silence and what it means for the Jackets' young season.

Columbus needed a win after getting shelled in back-to-back losses. Kent Johnson delivered in overtime and Jet Greaves turned back every single shot the Rangers threw at him in a 1-0 thriller at Nationwide Arena.