Jack Glover

April 2020 – After spending the past couple seasons in the ECHL, Glover is currently playing overseas. At first he bounced around the Czech leagues, but now finds himself playing in the Mestis (the second tier in Finland). Glover is a long shot right now to make it back to North America and play professionally. Jamie Zadow

October 2017 – Glover returned to Minnesota for his senior year and currently has one assist through six games. The 21-year-old still remains without a contract offer by the Jets and will become a free agent after he graduates this year. – Jamie Zadow

July 2017 – Glover’s junior year at the University of Minnesota was hampered by a pair of offseason shoulder surgeries, limiting him to just 13 games. The 21-year-old joined a long list of Winnipeg Jets prospects at this year’s development camp at the end of June. However, it is expected that he will start his senior year in Minnesota this fall considering some other Gophers defensemen are ready to make the leap to the pro game. – Jamie Zadow

September 2016 – Glover is getting set to enter his junior year at the University of Minnesota. He has become strong two-way presence with the Gophers and earned himself more minutes and showed a little more offensive potential to match his ability to keep the zone in front of the net clear and pushing pucks to the outside. This is a make or break year for Glover in the Jets system as if he goes back and completes his senior year at the university he could leave as an unrestricted free agent. – David Dickenson

March 2015 – It’s been a trying year for Jack Glover at the University of Minnesota. Only appearing in 21 of a possible 38 games, he only managed a measly three assists. Still with a ton of potential, Glover had to transition his game playing against better players this season. Kevin Won

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May 2014 – Big, mobile and physical, American Jack Glover has the physical tools to adopt a top four role at the NHL level. A two-way defender in every sense of the term, Glover can make an impact at both ends of the rink and he still has plenty of room to develop. He’s prone to making bad decisions and isn’t as consistent as scouts would hope in a first round prospect but he won’t last long at the draft. Glover is committed to the University of Minnesota. Brendan Ross