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Adam Lowry

Adam Lowry

#17, C,
Winnipeg Jets
G
12
A
23
Pts
35
+/-
17
PPP
2
SOG
119
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 5"/210 lbs
Born: St. Louis, Missouri
Draft: 2011 3rd round (67th pick) by the
Winnipeg Jets
Shoots: L
  • Winnipeg Free Press

    Shootout at the Canada Life corral

    The sigh by Brenden Dillon and the head shake that followed after the first question of his post-game media scrum said it all. No, this was not the way the Winnipeg Jets planned to play against the Colorado Avalanche in this best-of-seven series between the highest-scoring team during the regular season and the stingiest defensive crew. By the time the final buzzer sounded, the Jets had survived a late flurry after building a three-goal cushion in the third period — which included an extra-attacker goal with just 27.1 seconds to go in regulation — to secure a 7-6 victory before a frenzied Whiteout sellout crowd of 15,225 at Canada Life Centre on Sunday night. Jets captain Adam Lowry took a similar approach in his explanation.

  • Practice Report: Good team defence key

    Home ice advantage comes with its perks. On Sunday and Tuesday, Rick Bowness will be able to run his top checking line of Adam Lowry, Nino Niederreiter and Mason Appleton against the Nathan MacKinnon trio.

  • Winnipeg Free Press

    Seattle spark plug remembers Jets fondly

    Brandon Tanev has fond memories of the spring of 2018. The Seattle Kraken forward, who spent the first four years of his NHL career as a spark plug for the Winnipeg Jets, enjoyed his most productive season (14 goals, 15 assists) to that point and held a crucial checking role on the Jets' third line. It's also the deepest Tanev — and Jets 2.0 — have gone in the Stanley Cup playoffs. “Playoff time in Winnipeg is something special,” said Tanev, following Seattle's morning skate Tuesday.