With the Jets’ scoring depth stalled, Kevin Cheveldayoff must look beyond his core stars. From veteran snipers to high-upside youngsters, these three trade targets could ignite Winnipeg’s stagnant offense.
The Hockey News suggests that the Winnipeg Jets should explore trade targets to boost their struggling offense beyond core stars Mark Scheifele, Kyle Connor, Gabe Vilardi, and Cole Perfetti. With the Jets tied for the fourth-fewest goals in the NHL at just 28, writer Jake Tye identifies Bryan Rust, Alex Laferriere, and Ivan Miroshnichenko as viable potential targets for general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff to pursue.
According to the analysis, the Pittsburgh Penguins' Bryan Rust offers proven veteran scoring on a $5.125 million cap hit, while the Los Angeles Kings' Alex Laferriere represents a versatile middle-six option carrying a $4.1 million cap hit. Additionally, Tye views Washington Capitals forward Ivan Miroshnichenko as an affordable buy-low candidate on an entry-level contract who could provide upside if given a fresh start.
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