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Jets head back to Winnipeg, will try to make it to St. Paul on Sunday

The team's plane was diverted to Duluth, but there was no way they could get to the Twin Cities on Saturday.

By Chris Miller

April 14, 2018 at 11:15PM
Passengers stood in Delta Airlines' special services line as they tried to rebook their flights after MSP grounded all flights due to the snow.
Passengers stood in Delta Airlines' special services line as they tried to rebook their flights after MSP grounded all flights due to the snow. (Brian Stensaas/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

The Wild flew home from Winnipeg following Friday night's 4-1 loss to the Jets, practiced on Saturday and headed to their homes.

The Jets, on the other hand, never made it to the Twin Cities. They flew down on Saturday, and their team plane was diverted to Duluth. Without a shot at getting here later in the day, they flew back to Winnipeg and will try again tomorrow morning.

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Chris Miller supervises coverage of professional sports teams. He has been at the Minnesota Star Tribune since 1999 and is a former sports editor of the Duluth News-Tribune and the Mesabi Daily News.

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