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A new wave of elite prospects and a defensive overhaul challenge Manitoba to transform regular-season promise into a deep playoff run for the Jets’ primary affiliate.

Brayden Yager and Elias Salomonsson represent a potential youth movement in Winnipeg, battling veteran depth to inject fresh energy into a roster desperate for postseason success.

Rising up the prospect rankings, the Swedish blueliner faces a pivotal crossroads between the AHL and a permanent roster spot on the Winnipeg Jets’ defensive corps.

Winnipeg’s future brightens as Viggo Björck climbs the elite top ten, while Elias Salomonsson outranks established stars to solidify his status as a premier defensive pillar.

With their season on the brink, Salomonsson's return ignites hope as the Moose battle the Admirals in a do-or-die Game 2.

The Winnipeg Jets have sent back down defencemen Elias Salomonsson and Isaak Phillips to the AHL Manitoba Moose as the team prepares for the Olympic break. Salomonsson, 21, a 2022 second-round pick has played in 25 games for the Moose this season putting up eight points (1G,7A). Phillips, 24, a 2020 fifth-round pick is playing his first full season with Winnipeg after being part of the Blackhawks organization for the past 4.5 seasons.

Injuries sideline three key defensemen as the Jets call up top prospect Elias Salomonsson for a crucial road game versus the Wild.

On Wednesday evening, the Winnipeg Jets announced seven more cuts to the team's training camp roster.