Connor Hellebuyck knows how strong bonds can grow when a group deals with adversity. That’s why the Winnipeg Jets star goaltender believes the team will rally after a disappointing — and emotionally challenging — end to its NHL season,

The Winnipeg Jets are still alive in their second-round playoff series against the Dallas Stars. Winnipeg was able to stave off elimination in Game 5 behind a strong performance from goalie Connor Hellebuyck.

If the Winnipeg Jets want a chance to reach Game 7, they'll need their superstar goalie to show up on the road.

Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck has found his confidence after shutting out the Stars in Game 5 on Thursday night.

The Winnipeg Jets lost to the Dallas Stars in Game 6 to end their Stanley Cup Playoffs run. Who is most to blame?

Much of the blame for Winnipeg's road woes has been directed at star goalie Connor Hellebuyck, and it's understandable why. Hellebuyck, who turns 32 on Monday, has vastly underper

Stars captain Jamie Benn sucker-punched Winnipeg center Mark Scheifele during a late scrum in Game 5. Benn was given a misconduct penalty then, and on Friday was fined by the NHL the maximum-allowed $5,000, but avoided a suspension.

As Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck posted a Game 2 shutout, he posted another in Game 5. Still, the Jets trail the Dallas Stars, 3-2, in the second-round series. Following the shutout win, Hellebuyck had a simple message for his team about the Stars.

The 26-year-old’s performance reached a crescendo when he swallowed a Mason Appleton shot with his chest in the third period.