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Losing nine straight is something no team wants to deal with. The Winnipeg Jets‘ last few games show that they are starting to lose badly.So, there is no surprise that the captain is going to warn about changes. Following that…

Winnipeg Jets captain Adam Lowry warned that roster changes are inevitable following a 7-0 rout by the Carolina Hurricanes that extended the team's losing streak to nine games. Speaking via the Winnipeg Free Press, Lowry stated that the team must find answers if the losing continues, noting that prospects with the AHL's Manitoba Moose are currently performing well.
Writer Todd Matthews suggests that continued struggles could lead to a broader roster overhaul, including potential trades involving veteran Mark Scheifele and scrutiny over head coach Scott Arniel's job security. Prospects such as Brayden Yager, Danny Zhilkin, and goaltender Domenic DeVincentiis could see expanded NHL opportunities if Winnipeg opts to pivot toward a younger lineup.
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