Jets Prospects Show Fight in Quebec | Winnipeg Jets News
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Jets Prospects Show Fight in Quebec | Winnipeg Jets News
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Winnipeg Jets prospects fell short in Quebec with a 6-4 loss to Toronto, but their grit and skill shone through—especially on special teams, where they netted three power-play goals and one shorthanded. Coach Mark Morrison praised the unit’s chemistry, highlighting Björck, Freij, and Yager, while rookie Jacob Julien made an instant impact with a slick first-goal performance. Julien’s focus now shifts to leveraging his size more effectively, while Davis Burnside, fresh off college, dazzled alongside Björck—calling him “unbelievable” for his vision and playmaking. Even down three late, the team rallied with two quick power-play goals, proving resilience under pressure. Though they didn’t walk away with the trophy, Morrison was proud of their growth, teamwork, and readiness for the next phase—whether it’s main camp, juniors, or the Moose.
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