How about some good news? This season has seemingly been full of nothing but bad updates on the injury front. The Blue Jackets have scrapped their way into the playoff picture – before the NHL's pause due to COVID-19 – with as many as 10 regulars out of their projected opening night lineup.
Photo by Kirk Irwin/Getty Images This was the end of the beginning of a new era, and a sign of things to come Twenty years ago this fall, the Columbus Blue Jackets took the ice for the first time.
There may not be an ideal way to do this. But, if at some point the NHL resumes its schedule, it's quite possible that the Columbus Blue Jackets will be on the short end of the stick.
Welcome back to our 2020 Columbus Blue Jackets Q&A series. In this series, we are going to talk with different members of the Blue Jackets’ community about hockey, their jobs, how they’re handling things today and much more.
Photo by Mark LoMoglio/NHLI via Getty Images What a comeback. Heading into the 2019-20 playoffs, the Tampa Bay Lightning were the consensus Stanley Cup favorites.
Welcome back to our 2020 Columbus Blue Jackets Q&A series. In this new series, we are going to talk with different members of the Blue Jackets’ community about hockey, their jobs, how they’re handling things today and much more.
When Alexander Wennberg was drafted by the Columbus Blue Jackets with the 14th overall pick in the 2013 NHL Draft, he was selected as a current and future
The Blue Jackets will come back from the play stoppage stronger than ever, if Seth Jones's rehab process continues the way it's going now.
Welcome to our 2020 Columbus Blue Jackets Q&A series. In this new series, we are going to talk with different members of the Blue Jackets’ community about hockey, their jobs, how they’re handling things today and much more.
This gets more difficult every year, thankfully. As the Blue Jackets have become somewhat of a playoff mainstay over the past few years, they've certainly scored their fair share of great goals.
Aaron Portzline of The Athletic (subscription required) reports the Columbus Blue Jackets believe they have two No. 1 or starting goaltenders in Joonas Korpisalo and Elvis Merzlikins and may decide this summer that it’s best to move one in a deal that would help the team.
Hello, folks, this is @CBJProspects coming at you. As is tradition, The Hockey News "Future Watch" has hit my mailbox, meaning it’s time for my annual State of the Columbus Blue Jackets Prospect Pool. After a massive drop in last year’s organizational rankings (14 to 23) the Blue Jackets bounced back up to No.
Despite being under contract for less than a year now, Columbus is looking to lock down young defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov to a long-term pact.
Columbus has five games remaining during the regular season, but are also in a race for the playoffs.
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