It’s another Free-For-All Friday on Jets @ Noon, and Cam & Jim are loaded up with a full slate of Winnipeg sports chaos, questions, and hot-button debates.

The guys tackle the Jets’ latest struggles as Winnipeg continues searching for answers, and seem to have found none, after a brutal loss to the Boston Bruins at home Thursday night 6-3.

Are there any signs of life? What needs to change immediately? And can this team realistically dig itself out before the standings tighten even further?

Cam & Jim take your questions, your takes, and your best Friday energy as we head into a huge sports weekend across the city.

It’s loose, it’s lively, it’s unpredictable --everything Free-For-All Friday is supposed to be.

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In this special edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast, Cam, Jim, and Tyson wonder if the goaltender swap between Edmonton and Pittsburgh is actually an upgrade?

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The key to Thursday’s matchup between the Winnipeg Jets and the Boston Bruins at Canada Life Centre is simple:

Win.

How they get it doesn’t matter. Style points don’t matter. What does matter is that the Jets find a way to bank two points and finally start stacking victories together.

Are there any changes coming to the lineup? Will Scott Arniel’s latest public challenge to a few players spark the response he’s looking for? And can Winnipeg keep leaning on Kyle Connor, Mark Scheifele, and Josh Morrissey while waiting for the rest of the roster to elevate its game?

The Boston Herald’s Steve Conroy joins the show to help preview the Bruins and break down what’s working — and what isn’t — for the Original Six club.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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In this special edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast, Cam, Jim, and Tyson debate a key question: if Connor Hellebuyck is healthy enough to return before Christmas, should the Jets put him back in net -- or hold him out until after Boxing Day?

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The Winnipeg Jets delivered one of their strongest performances since early November — no question about it. But what do they have to show for it?

Nothing, after dropping a 4-3 decision to the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night at Canada Life Centre.

A handful of lapses in defensive-zone coverage and two goals surrendered on the penalty kill proved costly, overshadowing standout efforts from Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, Josh Morrissey, Neal Pionk, Dylan Samberg, and Gabriel Vilardi. Still… is there finally a silver lining?

Cam & Jim break down what actually went right, whether this performance signals a real turning point for a team desperate to steady its season, and what areas are still lagging behind.

Former Winnipeg Jet Tim Stapleton joins the show to share his insight and discuss what it takes to grind through a stretch like this — mentally and physically.

All that and more on today’s edition of Jets @ Noon.

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In this exclusive edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast, Jim and Tyson discuss how tight things are in the Western Conference. Will the Jets survive it?

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Tuesday’s matchup against the Dallas Stars isn’t a “must-win,” but it is a defining moment—one that will reveal whether the Winnipeg Jets can pull themselves out of the fire or continue sliding deeper into trouble. Fans across Jets Nation are watching closely, curious to see what version of this team shows up at Canada Life Centre.

Will it be a throwback to the Jets of old—structured, connected, defensively committed, and capable of shutting down a rival from Texas? Or… will it be more of the same? A disjointed, out-of-sync, mistake-prone group struggling to climb back above the playoff line after repeatedly letting opportunities slip away?

Cam & Jim dig into all of it, breaking down the pressure, the stakes, and what this game could mean for the direction of the season.

They’re also joined by a friend of the program Josh Bogorad, the always-insightful play-by-play voice of the Dallas Stars. Despite Dallas going 8-0-2 in their last 10 games and sitting near the top of multiple NHL statistical categories, Josh offers a candid look at whether he truly believes this Stars team is better than last year’s version—and where they still need to improve.

It’s a revealing, timely, and high-energy episode that sets the stage for one of the Jets’ most intriguing tests of the season.

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In this special edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast, Cam, Jim, and Tyson dive into whether the upcoming 2026 World Junior team could ultimately surpass the legendary 2005 Grand Forks squad.

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It certainly feels, for many fans, like the Jets have officially entered crisis mode.

Winnipeg couldn’t build on their 4-1 win Friday over the Sabres, delivering a flat, disjointed effort in Edmonton -- to put it mildly.

The Oilers poured in four goals in the opening period, Eric Comrie was pulled yet again, and the Jets were left to absorb a 6-2 drubbing in the Alberta capital.

Talk time over? Is it finally time for action?

Cam & Jim throw everything on the table in this emergency edition, opening the phone lines to hear your solutions, your frustrations, and your thoughts on what’s gone wrong -- and what needs to change for the Jets to get back on track.

A crisis-level show demands a crisis-level response.

Strap in for another fiery episode of 'Jets @ Noon.'

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In this exclusive edition of the Jets @ Noon podcast, Cam, Jim, and Tyson discuss where the Winnipeg Jets are right now and if Cole Perfetti has become a trade piece?

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