The Winnipeg Jets just passed the quarter-mark of their season, and Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre go all-in discussing the 9-5-1 club. What has stood out? Who has stood out? And how about that Jacob Trouba for Neal Pionk and Ville Heinola trade? Plenty of puck talk today, including their votes for most improved player, and what they’d both like to see more of from the club going forward. They also talk about life on the farm with the Manitoba Moose, including a memorable pro debut for top prospect Cole Perfetti — and they also bid good riddance to the polar vortex and look ahead at warmer weather on the way.

Pierre-Luc Dubois is finally out of quarantine and on the ice. Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre discuss his debut, which ended in another late loss by the Winnipeg Jets. And what to make of the balanced lines coach Paul Maurice rolled out? Spoiler: One of the guys absolutely hated them. They also look at the sudden death of TSN 1290, the Moose and Goldeyes releasing schedules this week, the start of CFL agency and why Steve is excited about a new bike and Mike is happy to finally be able to hit the gym.

The Winnipeg Jets and Calgary Flames have split the first two games of their mini-series against each other. Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre discuss the action so far, and Winnipeg’s 6-3-1 overall record through 10 games. They also look at which players have been notable — both good and bad — and how things might play out in the coming weeks with the addition of Pierre-Luc Dubois to the lineup. The duo also preview this Sunday’s Super Bowl, chat about fat bikes and hikes and skating on the frozen pond, and more.

The dust has started to settle on the Patrik Laine trade. Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre break down why the Winnipeg Jets felt they had to move the Finnish sniper and what they’re getting in return from Pierre-Luc Dubois. They also dissect the team’s 5-2-0 start to the new season and how they have measured up so far in the Canadian division. The duo also talk about outdoor activities during a polar vortex, a need for speed and Steve’s attempt to fight the law in traffic court.

The Winnipeg Jets are 2-1 to start the new NHL season, but the way they’ve played leaves plenty to be desired. Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre break down the club’s first three games, including who has stood out, and who has not. They also discuss travelling this first road trip from the comforts of home due to travel restrictions and look at the busy week ahead. Other topics include the Toronto Blue Jays making a big splash in free agency, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers getting the band back together and how COVID-19 vaccine delays could impact the projected start of the CFL season this summer. Note to listeners: there's no OT this episode due to a technical error.

The NHL is back. And on the eve of the Winnipeg Jets season-opener, Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre look at how the squad is shaping up, the club’s strength and weaknesses and what could be in store for the intriguing Canadian division. They also preview the paper’s coverage of the 56-game campaign, including why it’s important to travel to all road games in the midst of the pandemic. They also turn their attention to fat bikes and cross-country skiing and discuss what Mike calls a game-changer in the kitchen – the ever-popular air fryer.

Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre discuss the start of Winnipeg Jets training camp, including Wednesday’s scrimmage, and break down the situations with disgruntled players Patrik Laine and Jack Roslovic and what might be behind it all. The duo also look at a slew of signings by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the prospects of a new CFL season and whether they made any New Year’s resolutions.

‘Twas the podcast before Christmas, and Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and columnist Mike McIntyre discuss the gift to hockey fans in the form of a shiny new season that begins next month. The pair also look at whether provincial government and health officials could still play Scrooge to Canadian teams, and how the Jets stack up against their northern neighbours. They also reflect on 2020 as a whole and discuss holiday traditions that will be a bit different this year.

Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and Columnist Mike McIntyre discuss the ongoing investigative series by colleague Jeff Hamilton into former junior hockey coach Graham James, who sexually abused multiple players. The duo also discuss the final details still to be worked out regarding the NHL’s upcoming season, their varied views on shopping in malls, debate the merits of a White Christmas, literally compare apples and oranges and Mike’s strange aversion to using food delivery services.

Get ready for a new hockey season, folks. The NHL is on the verge of a return after a major roadblock was removed this week in ongoing negotiations between players and owners. Free Press sports editor Steve Lyons and sports columnist Mike McIntyre discuss what that means here in Winnipeg, where the Jets have received the green light to skate despite the ongoing Code Red. They also look at problems plaguing the World Juniors in Edmonton, the Lou Marsh vote for Canada’s top athlete, and provide some food for thought when it comes to take-out and tipping.