Winnipeg Jets (2011–present)

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The Winnipeg Jets (2011–present) are a National Hockey League franchise based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, that began play in the 2011–12 season after the relocation of the former Atlanta Thrashers.

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Winnipeg Jets 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Hockey League team
professional ice hockey team
abbreviation WPG
advancedToConferenceFinal 2017–18 NHL season
AHLAffiliateLocation Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
captain Blake Wheeler
captainTenureEnd 2022
captainTenureStart 2016
city Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
surface form: Winnipeg
conference Western Conference
country Canada
division Central Division
divisionTitle 2017–18 Central Division (tie for second, no title)
firstSeason 2011–12 NHL season
formerName Atlanta Thrashers
generalManager Kevin Cheveldayoff
generalManagerTenureStart 2011
hasAHLAffiliate Manitoba Moose
hasRivalry Calgary Flames
Colorado Avalanche
Edmonton Oilers
Minnesota Wild
headCoach Rick Bowness
headCoachTenureStart 2022
homeArena Canada Life Centre
league National Hockey League
location Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
madePlayoffsFirstTimeAsJets 2014–15 NHL season
namedAfter Winnipeg Jets (WHA)
surface form: original Winnipeg Jets (WHA/NHL franchise)
NHLExpansionOrRelocation relocation of Atlanta Thrashers
notablePlayer Blake Wheeler
Connor Hellebuyck
Dustin Byfuglien
Mark Scheifele
Patrik Laine
owner True North Sports & Entertainment
playsIn Canada Life Centre
province Manitoba
relocatedFrom Atlanta
surface form: Atlanta, Georgia, United States
relocationYear 2011
retiredNumber 10
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sport ice hockey
teamColors aviator blue
navy blue
silver
white

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Atlanta Thrashers relocatedTo Winnipeg Jets (2011–present)
this entity surface form: Winnipeg Jets
Atlanta Thrashers successorTeam Winnipeg Jets (2011–present)
Southeast Division teamIncluded Winnipeg Jets (2011–present)
this entity surface form: Winnipeg Jets