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Winnipeg Jets
The modern Winnipeg Jets (est. 2011) have no Stanley Cup and their best result is a 2018 Conference Final run, but a 2024-25 Presidents' Trophy season shows real regular-season strength — all played in the NHL's smallest permanent arena.
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Team facts
| Founded | 2011 |
| Arena / stadium | Canada Life Centre |
| Arena capacity | 15,225 (source, as of ) |
Championship record
| Stat | Value | As of | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stanley Cups | 0 | Wikipedia — Winnipeg Jets | |
| Last Stanley Cup | — | — | |
| Championship drought | — | — |
History & dynasties
This is the modern (2011-onward) Winnipeg Jets franchise, re-established via the relocation of the Atlanta Thrashers — a legally distinct entity from the original 1972-1996 Jets, whose lineage today continues as the Utah/Arizona franchise.
The Jets' deepest playoff run since relocating was a 2018 Western Conference Final appearance.
Winnipeg won the Presidents' Trophy for the league's best regular-season record in 2024-25, before being eliminated from 2025-26 playoff contention.
Structural notes
- Canada Life Centre, at 15,225 capacity, is the smallest permanent arena in the NHL.
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