Michael Frolik returned to the Jets over the weekend, but he didn't want to talk about the strange soap opera situation that surrounded the Czech Republic at the Winter Olympics. "I know a lot of things happened and have been said in the media about our team, but I don't really want to go into it," he said. "It's not up to us who is going to be coaching next. We'll see what happens. The coach was fine. It's always about the one game in the quarterfinal and we got beat out. It's always bad when you lose that game." The Czechs made some questionable leading into and during the tournament. Frolik didn't have a point in five games in Sochi and be averaged 10:46 of ice time per match.

Michael Frolik scored the game winner in the second period to lift the Jets over the Canadiens 2-1 Sunday afternoon. Frolik's 12th of the season was enough to give the Jets the victory. Tobias Ernstrom scored the other Jets goal in the tight affair.

Michael Frolik has played well since moving to Winnipeg's top line. In two games playing alongside Bryan Little and Andrew Ladd, Frolik has notched a goal and an assist. He scored against Phoenix in coach Paul Maurice's Jets debut and he contributed an assist on Little's marker versus Calgary on Thursday. Ladd earned two helpers in Thursday's win

Michael Frolik will skate on the top line Monday against Phoenix. He will play with Bryan Little and Andrew Ladd, as coach Paul Maurice mixed up his line combinations ahead of his debut with the Jets. Frolik hasn't scored a goal in his last 10 games and he's contributed just three assists over that time.

Michael Frolik is enjoying himself as he is seeing second line time alongside Mark Scheifele and Evander Kane. Frolik has 21 points in 36 games this season and has five points including two goals in his last five. Coach Claude Noel has been impressed with his game as well. "Frolik is a guy that is defensive, but he makes plays, he's a smart player and makes some things happen," said Noel. "He just quietly goes about (his business). He's been consistent pretty much all year. He doesn't get a lot of accolades, but he's done a pretty good job." He is worth looking at in very deep leagues.

Michael Frolik netted a power-play goal in Winnipeg's 4-3 shootout loss to Colorado on Thursday. The Jets went 2-for-6 with the man advantage in the contest, but they still have plenty of work to do as they own the league's 28th ranked power play. Frolik has eight goals and 17 points in 32 games this season.

Michael Frolik (flu) will get back into the lineup Saturday night. He missed Thursday's game against Florida because of the flu. Frolik had five points in five games prior to sitting.

Michael Frolik didn't play Thursday against Florida because of the flu. Eric Tangradi suited up for the Jets in Frolik's place. Frolik missed out on an opportunity to play against the team that selected him 10th overall in the 2006 draft. He has 16 points in 29 games with Winnipeg this campaign and should be considered day-to-day.

Michael Frolik netted the Jets' lone goal in a 2-1 defeat to the Philadelphia Flyers. That gives Frolik seven goals and 15 points in 28 games. Mark Scheifele and Mark Stuart each registered an assist in the losing effort.

Michael Frolik had a goal and an assist in Winnipeg's 3-2 shootout loss to Minnesota on Saturday afternoon. He has 13 points in 25 games in his first season with the Jets. Matt Halischuk also had a goal and a helper in the contest, while rookie Mark Scheifele chipped in with an assist of his own.