Voici le top 10 D, selon [this article](https://theathletic.com/4733901/2023/08/03/winnipeg-jets-roster-hellebuyck-scheifele/) de Murat Ates de The Athletic : | [](/r/winnipegjets)Gauche D |[](/r/winnipegjets) À droite D | :–: | :–:| |**Josh Morrisey**|**Neal Pionk**| |**Brenden Dillon**|**Dylan DeMelo**| |**Dylan Samberg**|**Nate Schmidt**| ||| |**Logan Stanley**|**Kyle Capobianco**| |**Declan Chisholm**|**Ville Heinola***| **** exemptions de dérogations *** ___ S’il y a un moment de l’année où quelqu’un pourrait annuler des dérogations alors qu’il ne le serait pas autrement, ce serait lorsque tout le monde finalise ses listes. Nous savons que Chevy est disposée à laisser un actif en renonciation, mais préférerait ne pas le faire. Supposons également pour la discussion que 2 des 7-10D sont conservés en tant que Pressbox Popcorn Warrior. Voici les questions (répondez autant que vous le souhaitez) : * qui restera et qui partira ? * qui *devrait* rester et qui devrait partir ? * Quel est le minimum que vous accepteriez dans un métier (** en supposant que le D en question est la seule pièce de notre côté du métier **) afin de rendre les places disponibles ? * retirez vos lunettes homer et proposez un échange impliquant l’un de nos D qui clarifierait la programmation de la meilleure façon possible. Expliquez votre processus de pensée.
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I think Dillon has to go since he’s a pending UFA. Samberg takes his spot on the second pairing.
Demelo stays cuz someone has to play with Morrissey on the 1st pairing.
One of Schmidt or Pionk should be moved to for a younger RD with team control. Jets would have to eat salary to move them cuz they both had down years again. Whoever stays is the defacto RD on the second pairing.
Stanley….. I honestly don’t think anyone wants him or he’d be gone. Him, Chisholm, and Heinola fight it out in camp for the 3rd pairing spot. Unless Heinola wins it outright he’ll get demoted to the Moose.
Capo is going to either be the 3rd pairing guy on the right side or 7th Dman depending on what moves Chevy makes.
My ideal situation would be to trade Stanley and Dillon for whatever future assets you can get for them. My reasoning is:
Stanley has requested a trade and isn’t a good enough player to bother keeping him around in this situation. It would not be worth putting other players on waivers just to keep him as 7th D this year. Best case scenario with him is he learns to use his body, becomes a physical 3rd pairing D, goes to arbitration after this year or signs his QO, and walks as a free agent as soon as he can.
Dillon is a physical, #4 Dman, whom we don’t really have anyone else similar to. Samberg has the potential to be, but is still a bit of a question mark seeing he may have a sophomore slump. However, he has one year left, and I can’t see him re-signing with us next year. Losing Dillon will make us worse this season, but should open up opportunities for the prospects and make us better in 24/25.
My ideal situation would be to run a top pairing of Morrissey-Demelo, a 2nd pairing of Samberg-Schmidt, and a heavily sheltered 3rd pairing of Chisholm/Heinola-Pionk Any injuries to our back end would probably screw over our season though.
If Heinola loses out to Chisholm, send Heinola to the AHL for a year of seasoning, and if Chisholm loses out to Heinola, send Capobianco to the AHL potentially losing him on waivers, but keep Chisholm as 7d rotating either Heinola as need be. I also wouldn’t mind taking a bit of a risk and signing Ethan Bear as he won’t be healthy until like halfway through the year, which could serve as insurance against injuries or performance at low risk.
As for potential trades:
Stanley for a 6th? Would probably be the lowest I go. I feel if we don’t trade him, we lose him on waivers, so I’d prefer anything to be honest. Or another long shot prospect like Kravtsov who may turn things around in Russia in a couple years. I have 0 expectations for this trade.
Dillon is a tough one. At the deadline, I could see a situation where he could fetch a conditional 1st. Kind of a cross between the Chairot and Copp trades. Something like a 2nd and a 6th but the 2nd turns into a 1st if they make conference finals. Before the season starts I feel if we could get one 2nd round pick or prospect equivalent I’d be happy, but also wouldn’t be surprised if other teams see our situation and only offer a 3rd at most.
I don’t know if the cap would work on the Tampa side, but seeing how bad there D depth is I would be willing to do a trade like:
Dillon (50% retained) for conditional 2025 2nd. If Dillon plays in at least 41 regular season games and 50% of playoff games, and the Lightning makes the conference finals, the 2nd turns into a top 10 protected 2026 1st round pick.