The Winnipeg Jets have agreed to terms on a new two-year, two-way contract with defense prospect Tyrel Bauer, the club announced Monday afternoon. Bauer, 24, will count for $875,000 against the salary cap for any time he spends in the NHL over the next two seasons.
The final restricted free agent is off the board for the Winnipeg Jets as they’ve signed Tyrel Bauer to a two-year contract extension. The deal with carry an average annual value of $875,000 a season.
According to a team announcement, the Winnipeg Jets have signed defenseman Tyrel Bauer to a two-year, $1.75MM ($875K AAV) contract. The new deal will commence as a two-way contract for the 2026-27 season, before converting to a one-way deal for the 2027-28 season.
Whether Connor Hellebuyck has officially requested a trade or not, it’s become rather clear that he’d like to be moved elsewhere rather than remain with the Winnipeg Jets.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
Make no mistake — team success is the most important thing in sports, and as the Winnipeg Jets near the 2026-27, the focus is rightly on how they’re going to have a lot more of it following their highly-disappointing 2025-26 where they regressed by 21 wins and missed the playoffs.
What’s the real status of the Winnipeg Jets? Can they actually come back this season, or is this just another year where everything feels weird and frustrating?
The Winnipeg Jets don’t have any completely disastrous contracts on their books, but like any team, they do have a few that are suboptimal. Here, we’ll take a look at the Jets’ three worst contracts for 2026-27.
The Winnipeg Jets will be looking to bounce back this season after regressing by 21 wins and 34 points to miss the playoffs last season. Now that NHL training
Every NHL team needs players who provide good value for money or outplay their salaries, and the Winnipeg Jets are no exception. General manager Kevin Cheveldayoff has locked up quite few players to relatively team-friendly deals and has no albatross contracts (at least compared to some other clubs) hindering him.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
Every NHL team has a Kyle Wellwood. He’s the kind of player who rarely makes headlines. The player fans appreciate more after he leaves. The player teammates probably valued more than outsiders understood.
Stuart Skinner’s career has brought him back to Canada. The former Edmonton Oiler and Pittsburgh Penguin has agreed to a two-year, $7.5 million deal with the Winnipeg Jets, with hopes that a change of scenery will help him rediscover his form.
After promising to remain in Sweden, a Winnipeg Jets top prospect is headed to North America instead. According to Martin Jansson of hockeysverige.se, Alfons Freij is set to play under the Jets organization this upcoming season, following this year’s development camp.
Every summer, NHL fans wonder why a player chooses one team over another. Was it the money? The chance to win? Contract security? Those things matter, of course.
The Winnipeg Jets didn’t have the season they dreamed of in 2025-26, but the team knows it can rely on a veteran presence from Josh Morrissey on the blueline,
Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press: (mailbag) There is still obviously the Connor Hellebuyck situation lingering this offseason, but there are also some remaining free agents that might interest the Winnipeg Jets, depending on asking price and term Up front, Eeli Tolvanen and Philipp Kurashev could be options.
Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck is one of the top goaltenders in all of hockey. One guy who knows him better than anyone is longtime teammate Josh Morrissey.
The Winnipeg Jets signed forward Cole to a five-year, $30 million contract extension last Wednesday, carrying an average annual value of $6 million, keeping the Whitby, Ont.
The Winnipeg Jets have re-signed forward Cole Perfetti to a five-year, $30 million contract with a $6 million cap hit, locking up the 24-year-old through the 2030-31 season and buying out his remaining restricted free-agent years.
The Winnipeg Jets have put pen to paper with their top draft pick of the 2026 NHL Draft. According to a team announcement, the Jets have signed forward Viggo Björck to a three-year, entry-level contract.