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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 21 entries checked · 8 flagged · 11 issues confirmed · 8 corrected · 3 still open
Jet Nation — The entry states the NHL has held 24 All-Star Games since the franchise entered the league in 1999, but the correct count is 19 (through 2024).
The Jets — The entry states the Jets lost to the Calgary Flames in the 1987 Smythe Division Final, but they actually lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the 1987 Smythe Division Final (4-0), and lost to the Flames in the 1987 Smythe Division Semifinal (4-0).
The Wags Tradition — The entry claims the Wags Tradition 'carried over in a muted form into the new market' (Phoenix) after the 1996 move, but there is no widely-known canon or evidence that this specific Winnipeg fan tradition persisted with the Phoenix Coyotes franchise.
1986-87 Adams Division Championship — The Jets did not win the Adams Division Championship in 1986-87; the Hartford Whalers were the division champions.
1985-86 Adams Division Championship — The entry title and intro refer to an 'Adams Division Championship' for the 1985-86 Winnipeg Jets, but the Jets were in the Smythe Division, not the Adams Division.
1987-88 Adams Division Championship — The entry repeatedly refers to the '1987-88 Smythe Division Championship' and the 'Smythe Division,' but the actual title won by the Winnipeg Jets in 1987-88 was the Norris Division Championship, not the Smythe Division.
1987-88 Adams Division Championship — The entry states the Jets competed in the Smythe Division alongside the Flames, Oilers, Kings, and Canucks. In reality, the Jets were in the Norris Division in 1987-88, which included the Chicago Blackhawks, Detroit Red Wings, Minnesota North Stars, St. Louis
Jets Inaugural Game vs Canadiens, 1972 — The title says 'Jets Inaugural Game vs Canadiens, 1972' but the actual inaugural game was against the New York Raiders, not the Montreal Canadiens.
Jets vs Bruins, 1980 Stanley Cup Quarterfinals — The entry states that the Jets finished 4th in the Smythe Division with a 20-49-11 record, but in the 1979–80 NHL season, the Jets actually finished 5th (last) in the Smythe Division with a 20-49-11 record.
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