Kyle Connor went an entire ten games without putting a puck past a tendy, but was finally able to end the drought, putting one behind Dallas, and got another against the and one again last night for the Winnipeg Jets against Colorado.
Ever since we drafted him back in 2015, he’s been an interesting player to watch develop and become the talent he is today. He’s a very speedy player who fits in perfectly to the Winnipeg Jets fast skating team, as well as their long term plan. He’s someone who’s able to rack up a ton of goals and assists and be a huge difference maker for a team.