The Winnipeg Jets are on their holiday break, but there’s little to celebrate.

The team is searching for something — anything — to be thankful for after closing out a three-game road trip without a win against Central Division opponents, capped by a 4–3 overtime loss to the Utah Mammoth in Salt Lake City on Sunday night.

With the NHL schedule running through Christmas Eve, there’s a very real possibility the Jets could emerge on Boxing Day sitting dead last in the entire league.

At the unofficial halfway point of the season, it already feels as though the year is slipping away just 35 games into the schedule.

CJOB contributor and coach Dwayne Gylywoychuk joins Cam and Jim to examine how — if at all — this situation can be turned around, with particular focus on how a veteran team continues to struggle to start games on time.

Buckle up for another fiery edition of Jets @ Noon.

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