Despite his team’s historic start to the 2024-25 season, the milestones achieved, and the fact the Winnipeg Jets are a top team in the Western Conference, general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff ...

Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff is intrigued by the idea of adding Jonathan Toews to the club if the veteran center's comeback plan comes to fruition. "Certainly if he's ...

Cheveldayoff, who has served as the Jets' general manager since the team came to Winnipeg, is ranked No. 42 on the list - very highly among others in management roles. He is the fourth-ranked GM ...

“Kudos to the guys that have stepped in and moved around,” Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff told The Athletic on Sunday. “One thing that is prevalent in this game is that everybody ...

Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff is pretty adept at holding his cards close to his vest. His poker face in local circles is notorious for keeping fans, media and even his players ...

DENVER — Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff gave a midseason address on Tuesday. For 65 minutes, Cheveldayoff spoke about his trade deadline plans; interest in signing Jonathan Toews ...

LeBrun spoke with Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff and while he will do his due diligence in keeping an eye on the trade market, he likes where the Jets are at with their current lineup.

Although no Winnipeg Jets players found their way onto the list, two members of the front office staff did, those being executive chairman and alternate governor Mark Chipman and general manager Kevin ...

At No. 42 is Winnipeg Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff. Attracting players to the Manitoba prairie has been a challenge, but Cheveldayoff has built a rock-solid core whose time might just be now. Also on ...

But general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff says the Jets could keep adding at the NHL trade deadline. With Brock Nelson and Yanni Gourde available, some options would improve their team. The Athletic ...

“Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff acknowledges that the Jets would have interest in Winnipeg native Jonathan Toews, which makes total sense. I just don’t think it’s going to happen this year.