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Stuart Skinner was discarded by the Edmonton Oilers and then again by the Pittsburgh Penguins. He now appears to have found a home with the Winnipeg Jets, though, and it’s not just good news for his new team — it’s…

Stuart Skinner's strong early-season performance with the Winnipeg Jets is reportedly altering the NHL trade market regarding Connor Hellebuyck. Alongside backup Clay Stevenson, Skinner has helped guide the Jets to a 4-1-1 start, providing stability in goal while Hellebuyck awaits a potential trade. Winnipeg now possesses leverage to remain patient and wait for an ideal trade package rather than rushing a transaction.
Sportsnet's Jeff Hamilton reported that the emergence of Skinner and Stevenson could change Winnipeg's trade demands, potentially eliminating the requirement to acquire an established goaltender in return for Hellebuyck. Skinner joined the Jets following prior stints with the Edmonton Oilers and Pittsburgh Penguins, while Stevenson was claimed off waivers before the season.
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