Winnipeg Jets combine both NHL eras into one official statistical history
The Jets and NHL say Dale Hawerchuk becomes the franchise leader in goals and points, while Thomas Steen leads in assists. Atlanta’s records remain included; the Coyotes’ Arizona years stay separate.
TLDR
The Jets and NHL announced on September 24, 2026, that Winnipeg’s official statistical history now includes the original Jets (1979–96), Atlanta Thrashers (1999–2011) and current Jets (since 2011–12). The inactive Coyotes franchise retains only its Arizona history (1996–2024).
The announcement puts Dale Hawerchuk first in goals (379) and points (929), and Thomas Steen first in assists (553). It lists Mark Scheifele at 372 goals, 535 assists and 907 points, giving him a chance to surpass all three records in 2026–27.
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Winnipeg Jets combine both NHL eras into one official statistical history
The Jets and NHL say Dale Hawerchuk becomes the franchise leader in goals and points, while Thomas Steen leads in assists. Atlanta’s records remain included; the Coyotes’ Arizona years stay separate.
TLDR
The Jets and NHL announced on September 24, 2026, that Winnipeg’s official statistical history now includes the original Jets (1979–96), Atlanta Thrashers (1999–2011) and current Jets (since 2011–12). The inactive Coyotes franchise retains only its Arizona history (1996–2024).
The announcement puts Dale Hawerchuk first in goals (379) and points (929), and Thomas Steen first in assists (553). It lists Mark Scheifele at 372 goals, 535 assists and 907 points, giving him a chance to surpass all three records in 2026–27.