The Jets GM gave a midseason address Tuesday in which he also spoke about Logan Stanley's role, plans for Winnipeg's UFAs and more.

Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff has made clear his franchise will enter the Jonathan Toews’ sweepstakes if the former Chicago Blackhawks legend pulls off his anticipated NHL comeback.

Winnipeg Jets’ general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff recently said he hopes to “be in the mix” for landing Jonathan Toews, who is toying with an NHL comeback.

Will they trade him now, will he walk or could the Jets still re-sign him? You wonder if Cole Perfetti is big or strong enough for his first full playoffs. Some of you just want to get Eric Comrie some run support — and one of you asked a fun statistical question about the Jets’ performance in Comrie’s starts.

Jonathan Toews has recently hinted that he is considering an NHL comeback, and now rumors have begun swirling linking the Winnipeg Jets to the forward.

In 2018, Winnipeg acquired Paul Stastny in an under-the-radar move (until it was announced) that helped push the Jets into the Western Conference Final. Last season, Sean Monahan became a Jet over a month before the actual deadline, with the Jets also adding Tyler Toffoli on deadline day.

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Brayden Yager (1 st round, 2022) served as Canada’s captain at the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship in Ottawa. Since he was traded from Moose Jaw to Lethbridge, Yager has 14 points in nine games with the Hurricanes. Lethbridge is fourth in the Eastern Conference just a couple points behind the first place Medicine Hat Tigers.

It’s time for another round of NHL rumorus. We’re nearing the March 7th trade deadline and teams will have some interesting calls they’ll have to make on players.

Here is why Canadiens defenseman David Savard could be the final piece of the puzzle for the Jets at the NHL Trade Deadline.

Oshawa Generals defenceman Simon Wang could be the first-ever Chinese-born player to be selected in the first round of the NHL draft.