Jets' Leading Scorer Kyle Connor Sidelined with Knee Injury

Connor to Miss Upcoming Games as Coach Bowness Disagrees with League's Decision Not to Suspend Ducks' Strome

Kyle Connor, the leading scorer for the Winnipeg Jets, has been sidelined due to a knee injury sustained during a game against the Anaheim Ducks.
Connor was injured during a knee-on-knee collision with Ducks defenseman Ryan Strome, who received a game misconduct for the incident but was not suspended.
Connor, who ranks fourth in the NHL with 17 goals in 26 games this season, will miss the Jets' upcoming games in San Jose and Los Angeles.
Jets coach Rick Bowness has expressed disagreement with the league's decision not to suspend Strome, maintaining that the incident was a suspendable offense.
Connor's return timetable remains uncertain as he is set to be reevaluated by team doctors in Winnipeg.