The "Home Disadvantage" Is a Structural Scheduling Problem, Not a Mental One

Winnipeg is 5-4, but all four losses came at Princess Auto Stadium, with three by double digits. The second-half schedule flips the script: they play 5 of their next 7 on the road, including a brutal stretch against Edmonton (7-3), Saskatchewan, and BC. The narrative of "getting out of their own way" masks a simpler truth—they've been a below-average team in their own building, and the road-heavy back half may actually be a blessing in disguise.