Fully Updated Blue Jackets Schedule- 1-19-22

Via Jeff Svoboda, Blue Jackets Picture

We have an updated schedule 5th Line!  This covers all of the lost games during the planned 2022 Olympic Break.  

January 2022

January 20th @ Flyers

January 21st hone - Penguins

January 23rd home- Senators

January 26th home-  Flames

January 27th home-  Rangers

January 30th @ Canadians 

January 31st home-  Panthers

February 2022

February 8th @ Capitals 

February 10th @ Sabres 

February 15th @  Flames

February 17 @  Blackhawks 

February 20th home- Sabres

February 22nt home-  Maple Leafs

February 24th @ Panthers

February 25th @ Hurricanes

February 27th home-  Penguins 

March 2022 

March 1st home-  Devils

March 4th home-  Kings

March 5th home-  Bruins (Nash's 61 Scheduled for First Blue Jackets Retired Jersey!!!)

March 7th home- Maple Leafs

March 10th @ Islanders

March 11th home-  Wild

March 13th home-  Golden Knights

March 16th @ Senators

March 17th home-  Penguins

March 19th home-  Blues

March 22 @ Penguins 

March25th @ Jets

March 26th @ Wild

March 29th home- Islanders

March 31st @  Islanders

April 2022

April 2nt @ Bruins

April 4th home- Bruins 

April 5th @ Flyers

April 9th @ Red Wings

April 13th home-  Canadians 

April 16th @ Kings

April 17th @ Ducks 

April 19th @ Sharks

April 22nt home- Senators

April 24th home-  Oilders

April 26th @ Lightning

April 28th home- Lightning

April 29th @ Penguins

* All subject to change, if anything does I will post once change is released!

Go CBJ!  

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