The Winnipeg Jets made a lot of moves this summer. It started when
Pierre-Luc Dubois left in return for
Gabriel Vilardi,
Alex Iafallo, and
Rasmus Kupari.
As things weren't looking too good in Winnipeg, things suddenly turned around when the Jets extended
Mark Scheifele and
Connor Hellebuyck for seven years.
However, things don't seem to be going much better since.
Jets Have Lowest Attendance at Game Since Relocation
Yesterday, the Jets hosted the Kings and Dubois at the Canada Life Center, and they recorded the lowest level of attendance since the team moved from Atlanta to Winnipeg.
Even if there were many interesting players to watch, only 11,226 made the trip to the arena...
"Wow... trouble in Winnipeg?
The #Jets had just 11,226 fans in attendance against Los Angeles tonight, the least amount of fans since relocating to Manitoba from Atlanta in 2011 (not including during COVID-19)."
Jet's Future in Jeopardy?
Only 12 years after the team arrived in Winnipeg, people are already starting to get tired of going to games!
There have been many concerns over the years coming out of the Jets' locker room. This year, it seems to be different, but maybe the damage to the fanbase is already done.
As the NHL looks for options concerning the Coyotes' future, they might need to consider doing something about the Jets.
Do you think it's the end of the Winnipeg Jets?
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