Winnipeg’s Jets captain acknowledged a rough patch in the team’s recent performance following Saturday’s practice session, admitting the squad has struggled to maintain early momentum. He highlighted specific areas of the game requiring improvement, signaling a focus on refining fundamentals and consistency. The comments suggest a shift toward addressing underlying issues rather than dwelling on initial progress. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how the team responds to this self-assessment.

“We got off to a good start and kind of hit a skid here,” Jets captain Adam Lowry said after Winnipeg practiced at the stadium Saturday. “There are areas of our game that we need to clean up and there ...