They know they’ll be all decked out in white and loud and proud. And they know the decibel levels will be cranked up at MTS Centre from the moment the doors swing open tonight.
After that, it’s up to the Winnipeg Jets to make this town’s first taste of playoff hockey since 1996 a memorable one by trying to cut into the 2-0 Western Conference playoff series lead in Game 3 (8 p.m.; Sportsnet/TSN 1290).
"It’s a real special day for the people that have been here a long time, losing a team a number of years ago and then having it come full circle," said Jets winger Blake Wheeler.