Winnipeg Jets sniper Kyle Connor is an NHL all-star.
Connor, 27, has been added to the roster for the league’s all-star weekend scheduled for Feb. 1 in Toronto, the membership introduced Monday. He joins star Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck and head coach Rick Bowness on the annual celebration of hockey’s finest and brightest.
The Michigan-born ahead, who has spent his complete NHL profession with Winnipeg, is the Jets’ main scorer regardless of lacking a big chunk of the season — 16 of 44 video games to this point — as a result of a knee damage.
Connor, drafted seventeenth total by the Jets in 2015, will probably be making his second all-star recreation look, having beforehand represented Winnipeg in 2022.
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The Central Division-leading Jets (30-10-4) tackle the Boston Bruins (28-8-9) — themselves atop the Atlantic Division — Monday evening.
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