Kenny and Renny Show: NHL free agency review

The Kenny and Renny Show welcomes Elliotte Friedman to discuss the big news of the day, with Nikolaj Ehlers leaving the Winnipeg Jets organization to join the Carolina Hurricanes on a six-year deal worth $51 million. Ken and Sean also discuss the players added by the Jets in free agency and welcome 2025 first-rounder Sascha Boumedienne to the program.

The Kenny and Renny Show looks at the five players chosen by the Winnipeg Jets in the 2025 NHL Draft and the seven Manitobans who were selected as well. Brad Purdie of The Rink Hockey Academy shares some insight on the Manitobans selected as well. A quick look at free agency includes a prediction of where Nikolaj Ehlers could end up and some thoughts about a possible replacement if he departs.

Jason Bukala and Sam Cosentino of Sportsnet join the show to discuss the 2025 NHL Draft in Los Angeles.

The Winnipeg Jets wrapped up the exit interview process earlier this week, with multiple players speaking, along with head coach Scott Arniel and general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff sharing the podium to assess the 2024-25 season. Sean Reynolds and Ken Wiebe break it all down in the 102nd episode of the campaign.

The Winnipeg Jets met with the media after Day 1 of exit interviews on Tuesday. There were plenty of takeaways from the 8 players who spoke to reporters.

The Winnipeg Jets season came to a close after a 2-1 overtime loss on a night the team played an inspired game, showing incredible character after Mark Scheifele found out his father had passed away.

The Winnipeg Jets got a 22-save shutout from Connor Hellebuyck, two goals from Nikolaj Ehlers and a sound defensive effort to earn a 4-0 victory over the Dallas Stars to force a sixth game in this series on Saturday in Texas.

The Winnipeg Jets are now facing elimination after losing 3-1 to the Dallas Stars on Tuesday.

The Winnipeg Jets dropped a 5-2 decision to the Dallas Stars on Sunday and now trail the best-of-7 Central Division final 2-1. A controversial goal was at the heart of the third-period woes and we discuss in great detail.

The Winnipeg Jets responded with a 4-0 victory over the Dallas Stars in Game 2 on Friday night before a raucous crowd at Canada Life Centre.