
Bottom Four Veteran Defenceman
The Winnipeg Jets always seem to find themselves missing defensemen. We often have a bruised an battered blueline, and there’s a good chance the Jets front office could make a move to help get guys who have experience, rather than being forced to call up Moose players deep in a playoff run.
As of now, we are without former All-Star Dustin Byfuglien. Big Buff has been sidelined a few times this year and there’s probably a good chance he goes down again. Chevy will have to make moves accordingly.
The different options for d-men are Alex Edler, Nathan Beaulieu, Adam McQuaid, Jay Bouwmeester, Justin Faulk, and possibly Cody Ceci.
Niklas Kronwall was once sounding like a possible preference, but that has changed. He informed the Red Wings management that he’s happy playing hockey in Detroit and would like to stay. He has a modified, 10 team no trade clause.