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Jets recall Brayden Yager from Manitoba Moose

The centre led Manitoba with seven goals through 10 AHL games before Winnipeg brought him back Thursday.

The Winnipeg Jets recalled centre Brayden Yager from the Manitoba Moose on Thursday. The Moose confirmed the move on Nov. 5.

Yager scored seven goals and added five assists through 10 games for Manitoba this season. He played once for Winnipeg earlier this season after making three NHL appearances for the Jets last year.

Pittsburgh picked Yager 14th overall in 2023. Winnipeg acquired him in an August 2024 trade.

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