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Jets off-season possibility 12

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Équipe: 2022-23 Jets de Winnipeg
Date de création initiale: 27 avr. 2022
Publié: 27 avr. 2022
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This is scenario one of two for my Jets off season possibility series. I explained a lot of my moves in depth on the trade side however, have not yet talked about the Free agency moves yet.
1) the first free agency move is a resigning for Centre Paul Stastny. This is a huge piece for the Winnipeg Jets, as in his tenure with the Winnipeg Jets he has arguably been the conscience of this team. He is also versatile, as he can play centre or the wing and can play up and down the lineup. Paul Stastny is also a critical signing in this off-season for the particular reason regarding Mark Scheifele. In part 1 of the Jets off-season, I chose not to trade Scheifele however will trade him in the other part two scenario. Just because I don’t decide to trade Mark however, it doesn’t mean that things aren’t going to change. Next year with the resigning of Paul stastny, I have moved him to the centre position and moved Scheif to the wing. Scheif has consistently shown that he has no care for the defensive side of the game at all. Stastny moving to centre and playing the defensive role responsibly (now centre is supposed to be played) could take a big weight off Mark Schiefele's shoulders and let him play his game (offensive scoring) without any heavy defensive responsibilities. Scheif has always come across as an entitle player so moving him to the wing would probably not go to well with him but at the end of the day, it’s what’s best for the team. Moving Scheif to the wing in my eyes is the only alternative other than trading him.
2) the second free agency signing may seem not too important since he will be playing on the fourth line but in my eyes, Nick Deslauriers can play a huge role in shaping the new identity of the Jets. After guys like Myers, Tanev and Byfuglien left, the team kinda got soft and teams learned that if you push this team around they’re I’ll crack after a certain amount of time. Signing Nick would not only provide a little more veteran offensive touch to the bottom six but also provide the gritty, forecheck, tough kinda style that you need if you want to win in this league.

Once again, this is the first scenario to the Jets off season (part one), so it is okay if some of you disagree on what route you think the Jets should take this off-season. Let me know what you guys think of the moves I made and if you think this team can make it back to playoff status.
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WPG
  1. Choix de 2e ronde en 2022 (NSH)
Détails additionnels:
Even though we don’t know yet how drastic the Jets moves will be this off season, one thing that is certain is that changes to the blue line will be made to make room for new regulars in the top six (Samberg and possibly Heinola). Stanley is a guy who has dropped off a lot this season when you look at how his expectations were shaped at the beginning of the year after his performance last year. After all the long years of hard work the Jets have put in Logan Stanley it may be hard to move on from him but when considering the talent that is being left out of the Jets lineup on defence (Samberg and Heinola) because of Stanley, I think it is a real possibility he is one of the two Jets that is moved on D. Although he has underperformed, a second round pick is not out of the realm here in terms of value considering his age, contract and potential upside.
SEA
  1. Stanley, Logan
Détails additionnels:
Seattle expressed lots of interest in Stanley prior to the expansion draft however the Jets decided to protect him over Dylan Demelo and Appleton was selected instead. Seattle is a team that I see still having a lot of interest in carrying the torch of the continued “Logan Stanley project.”
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WPG
  1. Choix de 3e ronde en 2022 (DET)
Détails additionnels:
Like I said before, changes will be made to the blue line tbis off season. The second guy that I believe will be moved is Nate Schmidt. In my eyes, the deal is either between Dillon or Schmidt and considering this, I would likely deal Schmidt every time. Although Schmidt is a very likeable guy in the room and puts up the points, he is not very good defensively and his puck management along with Logan Stanley and Neal Pionk this year has been very shocking to say the least. Dillon is the hard nosed, physical defenseman that the Jets need in their top four and also has a way more team friendly contract than Schmidt. Trading Schmidt may lose some offensive touch on the blue line but in the end, will shed some much needed cap and relive some of the teams defensive reliabilities.
DET
  1. Schmidt, Nate
Détails additionnels:
Not much to say here. Detroit is a team that is starting to come out of the rebuild and wants to be competitive now. Evaluating their team the last couple of years, they are a team that needs some top four defencemen. Although Seider is a great a player and will be an amazing player in the future for the Red Wings, Detroit’s nightmare on D speaks for itself when Seider immediately became Detroit’s best defencemen in the lineup when he joined the team. This team could really use some veteran experience that can help the younger guys while also being effective on the ice. That’s why Schmidt seems like a good fit.
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WPG
  1. Severson, Damon
  2. Choix de 6e ronde en 2022 (NJD)
Détails additionnels:
I realize before I said that the Jets need to make room for guys like Samberg and Heinola (which is true) however, when evaluating the Jets defence, they are missing a true first pairing d man who can play on the right side with Morrissey. This is where Severson comes in. Severson is everything the Jets could use in a first pairing d man on the right side with his size, defensive abilities, puck moving ability and ability to chip on offensively as well. I think he could be a great fit with Morrissey on the first pair. Ever since Byfuglien left the Jets, they have always had a hole on the right side of the top four but I really think Severson fixes this issue. This pairing also allows Samberg to play with Pionk and Dillon to play with Demelo, which I think provides a really balanced lineup in terms of size and offensive/defensive ability. I am not totally sure what the return on Severson would be and I may not be giving enough value to him for this deal but I do know a prospect and a first round pick is probably a given, knowing the recent market on defensemen. It really sucks moving on from Heinola but I think moving him allows us to get a really sold guy to play with Morrissey on the first pairing for cheap (just over 4 million). I also included Vesalainen because I think he could use a change in scenery and maybe playing with the young guys in New Jersey could help.
NJD
  1. Heinola, Ville
  2. Vesalainen, Kristian [Droits de RFA]
  3. Choix de 1e ronde en 2023 (WPG)
  4. Choix de 5e ronde en 2023 (NYR)
Détails additionnels:
New Jersey gets an excellent prospect in Heinola, a first round pick, Vesalinen and another throw in pick. Although Ville’s size can be underwhelming at times, his pick moving ability and offensive touch is through the roof. He will a hundred percent be a top four defencemen in the NHL one day, his skill and hockey IQ is just so proficient. One thing for Heinola that he needs to work on though is learning how to get better body position in front of the net so he can tie up forwards driving the net (but this is something all Jets defencemen have failed to do LOL). Vesalainen is a guy who I can see breaking out if he is used in the right area. The Jets have placed Vesalainen in a top six position, a middle six position and bottom six position throughout his time with the Jets and none of it has ever worked out in Winnipeg but maybe a change in scenery could change the narrative around his name. He has a cannon of a shot and it is definitely his best attribute as a player but he never shoots for some reason (there is obviously a confidence issue which can be resolved in another environment possibly). At this point, I would say it’s unlikely he becomes even a middle six player but you never know, he is still very young.
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WPG
  1. Choix de 3e ronde en 2023 (BUF)
Détails additionnels:
I love Svechnikov but he is not a long term fit with the Jets. If you observe the forward lines that I have made for the Jets, you will see I have put Harkins on the first line with Dubois and Connor. Some may find this ridiculous, Some may fine this stupid and although it may be a risky project, so to speak, I think it makes a lot of sense in terms of the formation of the lineup. Last game vs Colorado, the Jets placed Harkins on the first line with Dubois and Connor and that was probably one of the best games I have seen out fo Harkins throughout his whole tenure with the Jets. He was skating, he was winning puck battles, puck supporting Dubois and Connor, shooting and made some unbelievable passing plays. I think he can be a really good comparable to Svech. They have similar play styles but in the end, they serve the same purpose which is the role of support for the stars on the line, Dubois and Connor. I prefer Harkins playing on the first line over Svech just because of speed. I think Harkins is a way better skater than Svech and can actually keep up with the two. Svechnikov many times has the skill but couldn’t keep up with the pace of play because his skating has always held him back. I know it’s only one game to project this idea that he can play with the first line but as we embark on these last couple games, I will be taking a closer look at him, as it could be a possible lineup for next year if he continues to play well. Harkins has always put in the effort but has never really had anything to show for it because of lack of opportunity. This whole year he has been playing less than 9 minutes a game on ten fourth line basically. Maybe he could breakout if he was given a solid opportunity. Tonight vs the Flyers Harkins will be making another appearance on the line, let’s see how he does
VGK
  1. Svechnikov, Evgeny [Droits de RFA]
Détails additionnels:
Vegas needs roster players for cheap. It looks like they’re not be making the playoffs this and because Their gm Kelly is very aggressive, there is no doubt tardes will be made. I see a lot of cap shedding being done with the Golden knights and I can see Svech possibly playing in the middle six for them on a very cheap deal. That being said however, I think Svechs performance with the Jets shows that he is definitely worth a third round pick.
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27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 40
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I personally would do this trade if I were the Devils GM.
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All signs have pointed to NJD resigning Severson to an extension this summer (current deal expires after next season).
It sounds like both club and player are on board.

And agree that Severson and Morrissey would be good together.
(Maybe Jets should send Morrissey to New Jersey? grimace)
27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 41
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Sorry, I made a mistake on the title of the post. It’s meant to say “1/2” instead of “12”
27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 44
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The Jets should not consider moving their 1st in 22 or 23 unless it is for a young, top pairing RHD, which won't happen. They definitely should not move either of the firsts for a rental.
27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 48
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Was it a mistake or do you think that Harkins is a better fit on the top line than Perfetti?
27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 50
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I would accept from NJ perspective, mainly because WPG could be terrible next year and that pick could be great for us. Also think Severson is going to ask for way too much money on an extension.
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Was it a mistake or do you think that Harkins is a better fit on the top line than Perfetti?

I think putting Perfetti on the third line with Wheeler and Lowry provides scoring touch through all three lines. Harkins on the first line and Perfetti with wheels and Lowry spreads scoring all throughout the lineup with similar structure of the habs last year. This year one of our problems has been bottom six scoring and the third line lacking an identity. I think this could possibly solve that issue. Now we have three scoring lines.
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27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 54
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Yeah, I wouldn't give all that up for one year of Severson, as he likely walks as a UFA.
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If Harkins is our top line right winger, we're in trouble.

Svechnikov was the RW on our best line of the year and he should be extended, not traded.

Demelo and Morrissey was a good pairing, all that needs to happen for the defense is to insert Samberg and Heinola in the lineup permanently and fire Charlie Huddy.

Schefiele on the wing won't solve much. He should be traded if there's a good deal out there. Only keep him if the offers are a joke.

That third line looks nice. I don't think Wheeler belongs in the top 2 lines anymore, and should be used to mentor Perfetti.
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27 avr. 2022 à 12 h 58
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I think putting Perfetti on the third line with Wheeler and Lowry provides scoring touch through all three lines. Harkins on the first line and Perfetti with wheels and Lowry spreads scoring all throughout the lineup with similar structure of the habs last year. This year one of our problems has been bottom six scoring and the third line lacking an identity. I think this could possibly solve that issue. Now we have three scoring lines.


I agree with this for Perfetti. It also gives him time to hone his game. He'll be a top liner eventually, but we have guys in the meantime that can hold the line until he's truly ready.
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27 avr. 2022 à 13 h 1
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That's way too much to give up for one year of Severson.
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If Harkins is our top line right winger, we're in trouble.

Svechnikov was the RW on our best line of the year and he should be extended, not traded.

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Demelo and Morrissey was a good pairing, all that needs to happen for the defense is to insert Samberg and Heinola in the lineup permanently and fire Charlie Huddy.

Schefiele on the wing won't solve much. He should be traded if there's a good deal out there. Only keep him if the offers are a joke.

That third line looks nice. I don't think Wheeler belongs in the top 2 lines anymore, and should be used to mentor Perfetti.


I disagree with that take. First off, the centre position is so complex and different from the wing. Scheif has proved that in terms of the defensive side of the game, things can get overwhelming for him or he just doesn’t care. If he’s on the wing, not to say that he wouldnt have to play defense (because he would) but there is less responsibility. Stastny taking over centre could possibly fix some of these problems. I also don’t think it’s fair to say it changes nothing without giving it an actual shot to see how things go.

In terms of Harkins, I get it if u didn’t read my explanation because it is really long but I think Harkins is better suited on that line then Svech. Harkins provides lots more speed and puck retrieval than Svech. For Svech, the skill has always been there but the skating has always held him back.
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That's way too much to give up for one year of Severson.


If the Jets make this trade, a contract extension would have to be negotiated prior in my mind. I agree with the risk factor. And obviously Winnipeg isn’t the most attractive city so it depends on if he’s willing to come.
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I disagree with that take. First off, the centre position is so complex and different from the wing. Scheif has proved that in terms of the defensive side of the game, things can get overwhelming for him or he just doesn’t care. If he’s on the wing, not to say that he wouldnt have to play defense (because he would) but there is less responsibility. Stastny taking over centre could possibly fix some of these problems. I also don’t think it’s fair to say it changes nothing without giving it an actual shot to see how things go.

In terms of Harkins, I get it if u didn’t read my explanation because it is really long but I think Harkins is better suited on that line then Svech. Harkins provides lots more speed and puck retrieval than Svech. For Svech, the skill has always been there but the skating has always held him back.


Svech has familiarity with Dubois as they were teammates in the Q. Harkins is faster, but he doesn't have that chemistry with PLD and KFC. He's better suited for the bottom six.

I'm not really against Schief on the wing, I'm against him being on the team. He pouted for the entire season and made no effort defensively.
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27 avr. 2022 à 13 h 19
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Svech has familiarity with Dubois as they were teammates in the Q. Harkins is faster, but he doesn't have that chemistry with PLD and KFC. He's better suited for the bottom six.

I'm not really against Schief on the wing, I'm against him being on the team. He pouted for the entire season and made no effort defensively.


That thing with Scheif is fair, he seems very entitled, dating back to when he got mad at the Jets for sending him back to the icecaps. For Harkins, his chemistry sure looked good to me last game. We will see tonight, as they are on the same line again but I think it will go well. And just because Svech and Dubois played in junior it doenst mean that you just plug him in on the same line in the NHL. He also hasn’t been that effective win a bottom six role so we will see what happens.
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Why ruin Perfetti with those two.
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Why ruin Perfetti with those two.


?? What are you talking about??
27 avr. 2022 à 13 h 42
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?? What are you talking about??


Lowry is a stonehands and Wheeler is a grump in decline, that's a terrible spot to put Perfetti in.
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Lowry is a stonehands and Wheeler is a grump in decline, that's a terrible spot to put Perfetti in.


Not even gonna get into that argument
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Not even gonna get into that argument


What argument?
27 avr. 2022 à 14 h 8
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If the Jets make this trade, a contract extension would have to be negotiated prior in my mind. I agree with the risk factor. And obviously Winnipeg isn’t the most attractive city so it depends on if he’s willing to come.


But these trades on the condition of any extension so rarely happen, one year out from UFA. I'll paraphrase the discussion the Devils management has with Severson. "We don't want you on our team next year. So hurry up and sign an extension with the Jets so we can trade you. But if you don't sign with the Jets, you are welcome back in the Devils family."
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27 avr. 2022 à 18 h 41
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All signs have pointed to NJD resigning Severson to an extension this summer (current deal expires after next season).
It sounds like both club and player are on board.

And agree that Severson and Morrissey would be good together.
(Maybe Jets should send Morrissey to New Jersey? grimace)



Depends, what are you offering?
 
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