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WINNIPEG -- The Winnipeg Jets put together what looked like their best game of the season in a victory over the Detroit Red Wings this week. But now they hope to do it again Wednesday against Chicago -- one of the best teams in the NHL -- to show theyre on the right path. "Weve played one good game," coach Claude Noel said Tuesday. "We need to prove (to) ourselves that we can become more consistent and try to get ourselves to play another good 60 minutes." The Jets beat the Red Wings 4-2 on Monday night. Noel saw some good signs from his young team in the victory. "We wanted to control the neutral zone a little better against Detroit," he said. "We wanted to clog up the middle of the ice. I thought we managed to do that well. "I thought that our breakouts were good from our goal-line and I thought that we were able to get way better dumps and allow us to get on the forecheck." The result was a badly needed two points for the Jets (6-8-2), who have been stuck near the bottom of the Western Conference standings. It was also satisfying for their coach and fans to see a consistent effort. "We ended up with more shots, more offensive zone play ... its not really reinventing stuff," Noel said. "Its just executing the things we talked about before. We finally put all that stuff together. Thats something weve been looking for for some time now." Winnipeg was coming off a 5-1 loss to Chicago last Saturday. "We know that we played a good 20 minutes against them," Jets forward Mark Scheifele said of the loss. "We had a good period, then we kind of got away from our game." Scheifele had two assists Monday night but also felt his defensive game was better against Detroit. That was music to Noels ears. "If he was happy with his defensive play, that would be good," said the coach. "To contribute you dont need to only contribute on the scoresheet. Its really how you play the game ... It has to be from a checking standpoint, because that is how eventually you win the game." Defensive play is something that the Jets have had trouble with in the past and injuries havent helped. They called up Zach Redmond this week from their St. Johns AHL farm team and grabbed Keaton Ellerby off waivers from the Los Angeles Kings to shore up their defence ranks. Ellerby barely had time to unpack before finding himself on the ice Monday night. "Ive only been here two days so Im still getting used to the names and faces but for the most part everybodys been very welcoming," he said after practice Tuesday. "From what I saw last night, its a fast physical team, move pucks quickly, get pucks to the net. I think that fits in well with my game." At six foot five and 221 pounds, he brings size as well as speed, although Monday night was his first game this season. The Jets also are uncertain whether Evander Kane will play in Chicago. 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He was royalty without birthright. — James Duthie (@tsnjamesduthie) December 3, 2014 Today we honor the life and legacy of all-time NHL great, Mr. Jean Beliveau, 1931-2014. — Mario Lemieux (@MarioLemieuxFdn) December 3, 2014 The staff & players of the NHLPA join in grieving the loss of Jean Beliveau. His impact on the hockey world will never be forgotten. — NHLPA (@NHLPA) December 3, 2014 Jean Beliveau taking time responding to all his fans. Im proud to live in the city he represented. #RIPJeanBeliveau pic.twitter.com/TrSh9WVcdq — HabsHappy-Anthony (@HabsHappy) December 3, 2014 Aislin on Jean Béliveau from todayys @mtlgazette.dddddddddddd Simple, but says everything that needs to be said. pic.twitter.com/oM9qgPiArm — HabsLinks (@HabsLinks) December 3, 2014 Respect being paid to Jean Beliveau at the arena that bears his name. #tsn690 pic.twitter.com/swfPxCsJrV — Sean Coleman (@ColemanMTL) December 3, 2014 Tonight, weve lost one of the greatest of all time. RIP Jean Beliveau, you will be missed. pic.twitter.com/q7iTlExYJL — TSN (@TSN_Sports) December 3, 2014 Merci monsieur Béliveau. #rds pic.twitter.com/MDFnZYSQqX — Frédéric Plante (@FredPlanteRDS) December 3, 2014 In the foyer and living room, there are pictures of our two children, our granddaughter and Jean Béliveau. — Michael Farber (@MichaelFarber3) December 3, 2014 Sad to see such a legend in Jean Béliveau pass away. What a legacy he left behind, pure class — Matt Duchene (@Matt9Duchene) December 3, 2014Gone but never forgotten, Jean Beliveau will always be considered not only one of the greatest players of all time, but one of the kindest personalities the game will ever see. ' ' '