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New acquisitions Isak Rosen and Jacob Bryson are set to debut for the Jets, bringing fresh energy and potential to the lineup against the Canucks.
Josh Morrissey moves past Dustin Byfuglien for most points by a defenceman in franchise history in win over Canucks
The prospect and draft picks have way higher odds of helping Winnipeg down the road than a pair of unrestricted free agents.
The Winnipeg Jets have completed a trade with the Buffalo Sabres, acquiring defenceman Jacob Bryson, forward Isak Rosén, and two draft picks. The Jets announced Thursday night that Bryson and Rosén are joining the club along with Buffalo’s second-round pick in the 2027 NHL Draft and a conditional fourth-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft.
The Tampa Bay Lightning suffered a fourth straight loss on Thursday, dropping a 4-1 game to the Winnipeg Jets on the road. Tampa Bay is now 38-18-4 this season.
The Winnipeg Jets are projected to be sellers on deadline day, with pending free agents such as Luke Schenn and Logan Stanley topping the list of likely moves. But the Jets are also projected to be able to add about $13 million to their existing cap hit, according to PuckPedia.
When the Winnipeg Jets host the Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night, both clubs will feature overhauled rosters following Friday afternoon's NHL trade deadline.
It’s been a crazy couple of days for the newest members of the Winnipeg Jets, Jacob Bryson and Isak Rosén. Both were acquired Friday morning from the Buffalo Sabres and are set to make their Jets debut against the Vancouver Canucks.