Adam Lowry

Lowry tallied three shorthanded goals, a new career best, in 79 games this season. Lowry averaged over two minutes of ice time on the penalty kill for the third consecutive season which no doubt factored into his five shorthanded points. With the 29-year-old center under contract for four more years, he should continue to feature prominently in this role moving forward and should offer solid mid-range fantasy value.

Lowry scored a goal while adding four shots and four hits in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Avalanche. Lowry got the Jets on the board in the third period, deflecting Josh Morrissey's shot past Darcy Kuemper to tie the game at one. The 29-year-old center has 13 goals and eight assists on the season. More valued for his physical play in Winnipeg's bottom six, Lowry has 231 hits in 76 games.

Lowry scored an empty-net goal on two shots and added three hits in Monday's 4-2 win over the Canadiens. Lowry sealed the Jets' win with 1:29 left in the third period. The goal was just his second in nine games since he returned from the COVID-19 protocols. The 29-year-old is at 12 tallies, 19 points, 98 shots on net, 212 hits, 52 PIM and a plus-1 rating in 71 contests this season.

Lowry scored a goal on two shots, added three hits and blocked two shots in Saturday's 3-2 loss to the Kings. Lowry's second-period tally cut the deficit to one goal, but the Jets couldn't find an equalizer. He got on the scoresheet for the first time in five games since he cleared the COVID-19 protocols. The 29-year-old is up to 11 tallies, 18 points, 89 shots on net, 205 hits, 52 PIM and a plus-3 rating in 67 contests this season. The physicality makes him a solid option in DFS and deeper season-long fantasy formats.

Lowry (COVID-19 protocols) will be in action versus Columbus on Friday, Ken Wiebe of Sportsnet reports. Lowry is back in the lineup following a three-game stint in the league's COVID-19 protocols. Prior to his absence, the 28-year-old winger had racked up six goals in his previous 11 appearances, along with one assist, 25 shots and 40 hits. With the trade deadline roster shake-up that included Zach Sanford, Mason Appleton and Andrew Copp, it's not immediately clear where Lowry fits into the lineup, though it will almost certainly be a middle-six role.

Lowry has entered the league's COVID-19 protocols and will not play Sunday in Chicago, Mitchell Clinton of the Jets' official site reports. Jeff Malott was recalled from AHL Manitoba to fill the spot in the lineup vacated by Lowry. Look for another update once Lowry has cleared protocols and is able to return to game action.

Lowry scored a shorthanded goal and added three hits in Friday's 6-3 loss to the Avalanche. Lowry's goal late in the first period gave the Jets a 3-0 lead, but it was all Avalanche over the final 40 minutes. This was Lowry's second shorthanded tally in the last four games. The 28-year-old forward has picked up four of his 11 points this season while on the penalty kill. He's added 152 hits, 58 shots on net, 42 PIM and a plus-4 rating in 52 outings.

The NHL’s Department of Player Safety has suspended Minnesota Wild forward Marcus Foligno for two games for kneeing Winnipeg Jets forward Adam Lowry during their game on Tuesday. The play happened at the end of an altercation between Foligno and Lowry midway through the third period when Foligno used his knee to push Lowry’s head to the ice. Lowry was not injured on the play. The Jets went on to win the game, 2-0.

The Department of Player Safety has issued some more discipline, this time suspending Minnesota Wild forward Marcus Foligno two games for his knee on Adam Lowry of the Winnipeg Jets. As the accompanying video explains:. "It is important to note that this is an intentional decision by Foligno and not...

Tuesday night’s game between the Winnipeg Jets and Minnesota Wild was a heated rivalry game. Under ten minutes into the game, there were two separate fights that included Adam Lowry squaring up with Marcus Foligno and Brenden Dillon dropping the gloves with Jordan Greenway. The game remained physical throughout...

ST. PAUL, Minn. (WCCO) — The Minnesota Wild’s Marcus Foligno has been suspended two games for kneeing another player, the NHL announced Thursday. The incident happened during the third period of Tuesday’s game against the Winnipeg Jets. Video of the incident showed Foligno and Jets forward Adam Lowry fighting before Lowry went to the ground, with Foligno on top. As referees tried to separate them, Foligno lifted his knee and used it to press Lowry’s head into the ice. Adam Lowry of the Winnipeg Jets engages in a fight against Marcus Foligno #of the Minnesota Wild during third period action on February 8, 2022. (Photo by Jonathan Kozub/NHLI via Getty Images) He earned a minor unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for the act. The Wild’s next two games are on Saturday against the Carolina Hurricanes and Monday against the Detroit Red Wings. Both games are at home. The 30-year-old Foligno has 17 goals and 10 assists in 40 games for the Wild this season.

Marcus Foligno has 627 penalty minutes in 644 games over 11 NHL season and, despite a willingness to drop the gloves, had never been fined or suspended. The Wild winger got a two-game suspension from the NHL Department of Safety on Thursday for a Tuesday post-fight incident where he pressed his left knee into the head of the Jets' Adam Lowry as linesmen separated the two in the third period of a 2-0 Wild loss in Winnipeg.

The NHL’s Department of Player Safety has suspended Minnesota Wild forward and assistant captain Marcus Foligno for two games for kneeing Winnipeg Jets forward Adam Lowry after an altercation during Tuesday’s contest. Foligno will miss the Wild’s upcoming homestand, including Saturday’s game against the Carolina Hurricanes and Monday’s game against the Detroit Red Wings.

MINNEAPOLIS - The Minnesota Wild started the second half of its season with a 2-0 loss at the Winnipeg Jets, and they’ll be without winger Marcus Foligno for the next two games. The NHL Player Safety Committee announced Thursday Foligno has been suspended two games without pay for kneeing...