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Jets fans flock to watch franchise’s future hit the ice

Grace Penner 6 minute read 5:50 PM CDT

There’s no off-season for Winnipeg Jets enthusiasts.

Fans of all ages have made their way to the Hockey For All Centre to watch Jets development camp this week to scope out the franchise’s future prospects or to have merchandise signed. Even on a Thursday morning, Winnipeggers filled up the stands to see what is up and coming for their beloved team.

Phil Mahoney has brought his son Sawyer to the rink every day this week decked out in Jets and Manitoba Moose gear to show their support for the organization.

“Here to check out the prospects and see what’s coming up the pipeline. My son really likes hockey so I just love bringing him on,” Mahoney said. “It’s always a good time coming here. I’m a big Jets fan, always have been.”

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Sports radio legend Moore to add Media Roll of Honour to list of accolades

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Sports radio legend Moore to add Media Roll of Honour to list of accolades

Grace Penner 8 minute read 5:43 PM CDT

Is there a better job than getting to talk sports all day?

“I’ve been blessed, privileged, however you want to describe it to have been able to do something I love,” Kelly Moore remarked.

Moore — the sports radio legend on 680 CJOB — has been the longtime sports fans’ eyes and ears in this province, either through play-by-play or talk radio.

And, from a very young age, Moore knew where he wanted to be in life: a play-by-play commentator for the Vancouver Canucks. His path was never to be a player on the ice himself but rather up in the booth watching the game unfold.

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