Björck a Quiet, Efficient Presence in Winnipeg Win
Center logged a lower-rotation role and chipped in at even strength as the Jets edged Colorado at home
Viggo Björck had a quiet night in Winnipeg's 3-2 win. He skated 13:40, which ranked him 13th among the team's 18 skaters and 8th among 12 forwards, and he took 17 shifts. All of his offense came at even strength: one shot on goal and one shot attempt, with zero power-play points. Defensively his box score was modest — one giveaway and a minus-1 — and he recorded no hits, blocks or takeaways in the game. Through four games this season he still seeks his first point (0 goals, 0 assists) and has averaged 14.1 minutes per night; his season on-ice numbers show 1.98 expected goals for and 2.79 expected goals against. In short: a low-event night that matched his ice-time rank and production by strength for Winnipeg.