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Team: 2022-23 Winnipeg Jets
Initial Creation Date: Sep. 4, 2022
Published: Sep. 4, 2022
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Robertson, Jason$8,000,000
2023 1st round pick
2023 2nd round pick
2023 3rd round pick
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  1. 2023 4th round pick (CHI)
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  1. 2023 2nd round pick (WPG)
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  2. 2024 3rd round pick (WPG)
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22$82,500,000$81,723,691$0$2,277,500$776,309
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$6,125,000$6,125,000
C
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$6,000,000$6,000,000
C
UFA - 1
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$3,500,000$3,500,000
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UFA - 1
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$750,000$750,000
RW, C
UFA - 1
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$894,167$894,167 (Performance Bonus$850,000$850K)
LW, C
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$775,000$775,000
LW, C
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$3,250,000$3,250,000
C
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UFA - 4
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$8,250,000$8,250,000
RW
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UFA - 2
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$2,166,667$2,166,667
RW
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$863,333$863,333 (Performance Bonus$212,500$212K)
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$5,875,000$5,875,000
RD
UFA - 3
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$900,000$900,000
G
UFA - 1
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$925,000$925,000 (Performance Bonus$350,000$350K)
LD
RFA - 1
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$3,000,000$3,000,000
RD
M-NTC
UFA - 2
ScratchesInjured Reserve (IR)Long Term IR (LTIR)
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$925,000$925,000 (Performance Bonus$850,000$850K)
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$815,000$815,000 (Performance Bonus$15,000$15K)
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 3:14 a.m.
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I hate this team
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matched
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 3:15 a.m.
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Although I would love to have Robertson on the Jets. Dallas immediately matches. You would have to offer him closer to around 10 million before Dallas would give any second thought to matching.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 4:00 a.m.
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As few people have already said, DAL instantly matches.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 4:40 a.m.
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Probably have to get the number up to just below the 4 firsts, still don’t understand the lack of getting something done with laine, and go year by year on wheeler. Can Chevy now
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 6:42 a.m.
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Probably have to get the number up to just below the 4 firsts, still don’t understand the lack of getting something done with laine, and go year by year on wheeler. Can Chevy now


I am curious what it will take for Chipman to move on from Cheveldayoff. I remember reading at a long time ago that TNSE looked to Nashville as a template on building an organization, so does that mean Chevy will have the same longevity as Poile? scream
Sep. 4, 2022 at 6:54 a.m.
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I am curious what it will take for Chipman to move on from Cheveldayoff. I remember reading at a long time ago that TNSE looked to Nashville as a template on building an organization, so does that mean Chevy will have the same longevity as Poile? scream


I was chevys number 1 fan for the longest time, but so much status quo, a ton of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. They seem to think they are the smartest guys in the room and like to Pat themselves on the back. But don’t seem to realize the boat there in, got to make some tough decisions once and while, love to hand out loyalty contracts and expect the same results with Father Time breathing down there necks. Little had some bad luck and bad injuries, but even his contract could have looked rather awful late in it, wheelers hasn’t been terrible, but could be looking rather awful in next two years, then trade for another bad one in schmidt. Untradable contracts one can get over, but if they mess with the youth going forward it kind of compounds it. Winnipeg can’t compete heads up, so going to have to go outside the box and not over term over 30 types, got to trade for value. Don’t mind me, just despise the bubble prediction, much prefer 1st or 32nd lol.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 7:29 a.m.
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I was chevys number 1 fan for the longest time, but so much status quo, a ton of doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. They seem to think they are the smartest guys in the room and like to Pat themselves on the back. But don’t seem to realize the boat there in, got to make some tough decisions once and while, love to hand out loyalty contracts and expect the same results with Father Time breathing down there necks. Little had some bad luck and bad injuries, but even his contract could have looked rather awful late in it, wheelers hasn’t been terrible, but could be looking rather awful in next two years, then trade for another bad one in schmidt. Untradable contracts one can get over, but if they mess with the youth going forward it kind of compounds it. Winnipeg can’t compete heads up, so going to have to go outside the box and not over term over 30 types, got to trade for value. Don’t mind me, just despise the bubble prediction, much prefer 1st or 32nd lol.


If we were to catalog recent seasons...

2017-18: Chevy extended at the beginning of the season. Conference finals. Great season.

2018-19: First round exit. The trade for Hendricks as the director of morale was a sign that the locker room was a mess. Most teams would have moved on from the coach just based on the on-ice results (mid season tailspin and early exit). Trouba traded at the end of season for Pionk/pick (Heinola).

2019-20: Play-in round exit in a disrupted season. Buff grievance and then eventually retires (RD on the Jets were Pionk, Poolman, Beaulieu). Lock room issues persist. Still no coaching change.

2021: Second round exit in the Canadian division. Laine traded after an offseason and a bit of speculation. Holes in the defense were addressed by waiver wire or low-end pickups. Still no coaching change.

2021-22: No playoffs. Locker room issues now talked about openly in the media. Coach quits on team. Team doesn't buy in on interim coach. Comrie doesn't get enough games and the asset can walk as a UFA G6. Chevy gets an extension.

2022 offseason: New coach. Dubois signals he is leaving at the first opportunity. Media (insiders and beat reporters) report that Wheeler is open to be moved. Scheifele says his end-season comments were blown out of proportion by the media and the locker room is great. That last bit implies that if you did not agree with the Scheifele-Wheeler regime, then you are out of luck because management is still backing them fully.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 7:44 a.m.
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Quoting: Mr_Canoehead
If we were to catalog recent seasons...

2017-18: Chevy extended at the beginning of the season. Conference finals. Great season.

2018-19: First round exit. The trade for Hendricks as the director of morale was a sign that the locker room was a mess. Most teams would have moved on from the coach just based on the on-ice results (mid season tailspin and early exit). Trouba traded at the end of season for Pionk/pick (Heinola).

2019-20: Play-in round exit in a disrupted season. Buff grievance and then eventually retires. Lock room issues persist. Still no coaching change.

2021: Second round exit in the Canadian division. Laine traded after an offseason and a bit of speculation. Holes in the defense were addressed by waiver wire or low-end pickups. Still no coaching change.

2021-22: No playoffs. Locker room issues now talked about openly in the media. Coach quits on team. Team doesn't buy in on interim coach. Comrie doesn't get enough games and the asset can walk as a UFA G6. Chevy gets an extension.

2022 offseason: New coach. Dubois signals he is leaving at the first opportunity. Media (insiders and beat reporters) report that Wheeler is open to be moved. Scheifele says his end-season comments were blown out of proportion by the media and the locker room is great. That last bit implies that if you did not agree with the Scheifele-Wheeler regime, then you are out of luck because management is still backing them fully.


Retired buffy for nothing, downgraded trouba to pionk/heinola, downgraded laine/roslovic to Dubois, retired little for nothing. Too much term on wheeler, traded for Schmidt. At least didn’t match on Ladd. Too much money and term on Lowry, possibly morrissey, but jury still out. Bad luck on injuries to buffy and little, but loyalty approach continues to burn them, random draftpicks better than heartwarming story of playing a lengthy career in one place. 1 year deals after thirty, and 5/8 year deals after the elc or trade before team control runs out. Always an exception here and there, but not the 3/4 line grinder or not the not quite first liner. If there in award type category, then maybe make some exceptions, but not just because they stuck around.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 7:59 a.m.
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If we were going to offersheet somebody, it should have been Dobson!
Sep. 4, 2022 at 8:21 a.m.
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Retired buffy for nothing, downgraded trouba to pionk/heinola, downgraded laine/roslovic to Dubois, retired little for nothing. Too much term on wheeler, traded for Schmidt. At least didn’t match on Ladd. Too much money and term on Lowry, possibly morrissey, but jury still out. Bad luck on injuries to buffy and little, but loyalty approach continues to burn them, random draftpicks better than heartwarming story of playing a lengthy career in one place. 1 year deals after thirty, and 5/8 year deals after the elc or trade before team control runs out. Always an exception here and there, but not the 3/4 line grinder or not the not quite first liner. If there in award type category, then maybe make some exceptions, but not just because they stuck around.


Multi-year contracts after the age of 30 are just the way things are done in the NHL. Everyone knew that the last couple of years of Wheeler's contract could be rough but that is the cost of doing business in the NHL (and Wheeler has actually scored 0.9 ppg for each of the last 3 seasons). Kadri signed for 7yrs at 31 years old; JT Miller's new 7yr deal will kick in when he is 30; Huberdeau's 8yr deal will start when he is 30. Scheifele will get paid by someone and he will be 31 when his next contract happens. Normally GMs don't have to deal with the tail end of their multiyear contracts to 30+yr olds, as at the time of offering them that is viewed as the next guy's problem.

Trying to get the majority of good young players to sign for 5/8 yrs right now at a low number is tough, as everyone expects the cap to go up in more normal increments in 2-3yrs so why miss out on that? Also there has been a shift in thinking in that if you can get a 3-5yr deal after the ELC, then you can get more than one big payday in your career.

I agree that the handling of Laine was terrible, the Schmidt trade hasn't worked out, the Lowry signing was too rich (though Morrissey is playing to his contract value). I believe that the loyalty to the coaching staff is where it has really hurt them. Hanging onto Maurice and Huddy for as long as they did likely resulted in no improvement in the locker room dynamics and definitely no improvement to their defensive play.

That said, alot of this could also be put at the doorstep of ownership.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 8:27 a.m.
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As few people have already said, DAL instantly matches.


Robertson wouldn’t accept that. I know he isn’t getting paid in Dallas yet, but Winnipeg is one of the least attractive locations plus they have Bowness as their coach.

No one in their right minds return to that except Radek Faksa.
Sep. 4, 2022 at 9:11 a.m.
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Multi-year contracts after the age of 30 are just the way things are done in the NHL. Everyone knew that the last couple of years of Wheeler's contract could be rough but that is the cost of doing business in the NHL (and Wheeler has actually scored 0.9 ppg for each of the last 3 seasons). Kadri signed for 7yrs at 31 years old; JT Miller's new 7yr deal will kick in when he is 30; Huberdeau's 8yr deal will start when he is 30. Scheifele will get paid by someone and he will be 31 when his next contract happens. Normally GMs don't have to deal with the tail end of their multiyear contracts to 30+yr olds, as at the time of offering them that is viewed as the next guy's problem.

Trying to get the majority of good young players to sign for 5/8 yrs right now at a low number is tough, as everyone expects the cap to go up in more normal increments in 2-3yrs so why miss out on that? Also there has been a shift in thinking in that if you can get a 3-5yr deal after the ELC, then you can get more than one big payday in your career.

I agree that the handling of Laine was terrible, the Schmidt trade hasn't worked out, the Lowry signing was too rich (though Morrissey is playing to his contract value). I believe that the loyalty to the coaching staff is where it has really hurt them. Hanging onto Maurice and Huddy for as long as they did likely resulted in no improvement in the locker room dynamics and definitely no improvement to their defensive play.

That said, alot of this could also be put at the doorstep of ownership.


Ya the rest of the league seems to love the monster deals after 30 and just insure them and ride them out on ltir, I’m just in the camp of trying to trade for value, before that point or even let them walk for nothing over a year or two of value and then multi years of not good. I’m probably preaching more on a perfect storm, but just believe the jets, did well when not gambling on record, but gamble on the morrissey/scheifele/Connor/ehlers/helly over the little/wheeler/Lowry. Possibly still choked that wheeler possibly cost laine. Loving that the season getting within a month away.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 9:24 a.m.
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Ya the rest of the league seems to love the monster deals after 30 and just insure them and ride them out on ltir, I’m just in the camp of trying to trade for value, before that point or even let them walk for nothing over a year or two of value and then multi years of not good. I’m probably preaching more on a perfect storm, but just believe the jets, did well when not gambling on record, but gamble on the morrissey/scheifele/Connor/ehlers/helly over the little/wheeler/Lowry. Possibly still choked that wheeler possibly cost laine. Loving that the season getting within a month away.


I agree with you on the approach, I was just trying to say that the Jets seem like everyone else in that regard. Yeah, the inability for Ownership, Management, Coaching staff, player leadership to recognize and fix the reportedly terrible locker room dynamics that resulted in Laine leaving is pathetic.

I saw that the "Young Stars" tournament runs from September 16-19. I guess training camp starts after that but before Jets FanFest (September 24) ... I can't remember the sequence from years past.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 9:30 a.m.
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I agree with you on the approach, I was just trying to say that the Jets seem like everyone else in that regard. Yeah, the inability for Ownership, Management, Coaching staff, player leadership to recognize and fix the reportedly terrible locker room dynamics that resulted in Laine leaving is pathetic.

I saw that the "Young Stars" tournament runs from September 16-19. I guess training camp starts after that but before Jets FanFest (September 24) ... I can't remember the sequence from years past.


Ya I think we are on the same page, on some changes needed, make some adjustments before current core ages out and the rebuild could be lengthy if done wrong. They draft fine, but I thought moose was going to be more of an asset, they don’t seem to develop much or stuck to long on moose or something wrong there also. But hopefully some magic coming
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 9:39 a.m.
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Ya I think we are on the same page, on some changes needed, make some adjustments before current core ages out and the rebuild could be lengthy if done wrong. They draft fine, but I thought moose was going to be more of an asset, they don’t seem to develop much or stuck to long on moose or something wrong there also. But hopefully some magic coming


I believe Bowness will change the player usage from Maurice's (top 6, checking line, collect paycheque line); will have a good system defensively and I hope he is able to repair the locker room dynamics. That plus a Hellebuyck bounceback from league average could get the Jets 3rd in the division.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 9:40 a.m.
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I agree with you on the approach, I was just trying to say that the Jets seem like everyone else in that regard. Yeah, the inability for Ownership, Management, Coaching staff, player leadership to recognize and fix the reportedly terrible locker room dynamics that resulted in Laine leaving is pathetic.

I saw that the "Young Stars" tournament runs from September 16-19. I guess training camp starts after that but before Jets FanFest (September 24) ... I can't remember the sequence from years past.


From the outside looking in they seemed to go on a purge of anyone with a personality and run by the beat of there own drum, trying to get 22 choir boys it seems. Schmidt has a little bit of personality, but from kane/buffy/Lemieux and anybody else that may drag them into the fight are gone. Possibly just a coincidence, but I think a team needs a variety of personality’s, and also seemed to go smaller and more skilled, not a bad thing, but same token a little bit of everything needed, especially later in playoff years. But I’m a trucker not a hockey gm.
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I believe Bowness will change the player usage from Maurice's (top 6, checking line, collect paycheque line); will have a good system defensively and I hope he is able to repair the locker room dynamics. That plus a Hellebuyck bounceback from league average could get the Jets 3rd in the division.

Ya I’m hoping for a flames type rebound, and St. Louis possibly feeling there age, and colorado missing some of there missing pieces from last year, and find there way by Edmonton, a little revenge from jets 1.0 and smack the leafs in the cup final, just to hear them cry is my dream season lol
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From the outside looking in they seemed to go on a purge of anyone with a personality and run by the beat of there own drum, trying to get 22 choir boys it seems. Schmidt has a little bit of personality, but from kane/buffy/Lemieux and anybody else that may drag them into the fight are gone. Possibly just a coincidence, but I think a team needs a variety of personality’s, and also seemed to go smaller and more skilled, not a bad thing, but same token a little bit of everything needed, especially later in playoff years. But I’m a trucker not a hockey gm.


To add to your point, Tampa didn't succeed until they added some playoff-style players to the lineup following their loss to CBJ and WSH had Wilson who combines nastiness with skill. I thought they would have some of that in Dillon, but I guess they took that out of him when he ran Scheifele ( I think) on day 1 of training camp.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 10:01 a.m.
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Ya I’m hoping for a flames type rebound, and St. Louis possibly feeling there age, and colorado missing some of there missing pieces from last year, and find there way by Edmonton, a little revenge from jets 1.0 and smack the leafs in the cup final, just to hear them cry is my dream season lol


Going through CGY (Jamie Macoun crosscheck) would also work for me. lol

I think a successful year for the Jets would be a good regular season finish and the conference finals, as without that I think Hellebuyck isn't going to extend and the rebuild will be on.
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Sep. 4, 2022 at 10:03 a.m.
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Going through CGY (Jamie Macoun crosscheck) would also work for me. lol

I think a successful year for the Jets would be a good regular season finish and the conference finals, as without that I think Hellebuyck isn't going to extend and the rebuild will be on.

Natress or maccoun either or lol
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