Boone Jenner

Columbus won a regulation road game for just the fifth time this season.

Rumors about Jenner's future make sense, but he definitively says he wants to lead the Blue Jackets to brighter days.

The Blue Jackets captain, who was struck by a deflected puck on Dec. 8, will return to the lineup Friday vs. the Devils.

For the first time in his 11-season career, the Blue Jackets captain has been selected to play in the NHL All-Star Game.

Jenner is Columbus' No. 1 center, leading scoring and a top option on both special teams — and that's just the start of it.

Jenner is the Blue Jackets' leading scorer in 2023-24. Through 29 games played, he has 13 goals and five assists.

The Blue Jackets were reminded once again, painfully, that the third period is where most of their games have gone to die.

On Saturday, Jenner will play his 675th game in a Blue Jackets sweater, the most in franchise history, surpassing one of Rick Nash's records

The Blue Jackets won 5-3 against the Rangers, led by Jenner's second career hat trick and Jiricek's first NHL goal.

Babcock described viewing players' photos as an exercise to "get to know them."

GM Jarmo Kekalainen doesn't seem willing to wait on this year's draft pick to get Columbus back in the mix in the Eastern Conference.

With two games remaining, the Blue Jackets are in 32nd place by one point.

Boone Jenner scored a power-play goal 40 seconds into OT to give Columbus a 5-4 win — its first back-to-back victories since Feb. 18.

Could the Blue Jackets’ Vladislav Gavrikov be the solution to the Oilers’ defensive issues?

The Blue Jackets came back from an early 2-0 deficit to stun the Maple Leafs 4-3 in Toronto.

The inadequacy of the Blue Jackets' center-ice position was highlighted in their 3-0 loss to the Maple Leafs.

The Blue Jackets' captain will be out for a month after suffering a fractured left thumb.

Jenner, 29, will have surgery Tuesday.