Kyle Pastulovic 💙💛

@GuhleSzn @bufbuf2323 @AKBeardofSports @NHLCoachesAssoc While there is no official rule preventing teams from doing it, League makes team pay “fair market value” for coaches who are still technically under contract with a team. Friedman has brought it up on 32. LA tried with Smith as an assistant from Ottawa and got a no from league.

@bufbuf2323 @AKBeardofSports @NHLCoachesAssoc Teams could sign him for $1 and Vegas would have to pay the remainder. They have zero say in the salary.

Statement from the NHLCA:

@Zieberry @Gate14Pod @JohnnyGiunta_ @BET99ON @JohnnyGiunta_ @Gate14Pod

@Gate14Pod @JohnnyGiunta_ @BET99ON Instant classic

ERNIE CLEMENT LOVES THE BRONX @bet99ON

@NikLynam I would suggest that *IF* we were to trade this years and next years 1st would only make sense if you’re getting core pieces that are in that 23-27 year old range that bridge gap for the current cores years. Norris, Wright, Laf, Mercer, Nemec. Beyond that is just irresponsible

Another angle as the debate will heat up all spring/summer on whether to keep or trade #8 Trading #8 for help next year, in this market and what’s available to them will still have the Winnipeg Jets chasing multiple teams ahead of them To even get to the point of having hope of winning a singular round, the 27 ‘1st will also have to leave the door How much are you willing to gut yourself on a core in its 30’s that has a singular playoff round won in the last half decade? They’ve missed the playoffs more in that span than series’ won. And the win came by a thread… against the Blues.

@hangarhockey Stenberg-Celebrini-Smith is going to be the best line in hockey for the next 10 years. Pacific is going to run through San Jose shortly

Kevin Cheveldayoff should be taking notes from Mike Grier. That Sharks team is gonna be insane for the next decade

Vladimir Guerrero Jr is 3-3 average up to .358

@WPGMurat @NikLynam Great deal. 4th line energy guy, or first in the lineup when an injury happens. Still young enough to embrace the youth that *should* be coming in next year and the number is relatively inconsequential to the cap.

The Winnipeg Jets have agreed to terms with forward Cole Koepke on a two-year contract extension with an average annual value of $1,450,000.

The Winnipeg Jets can't afford to be complacent with their 2026-27 roster. But who’s staying? Who's likely to go? More on a pivotal #NHLJets offseason ⤵️ nytimes.com/athletic/72041…

@JohnnyGiunta_ Rangers in the bottom 7th inning, Game 5 ALDS says hold my beer

I’m rooting for Canada but I’m an empath and feel awful for Yariel Rodriguez. I have never seen a defensive 5 mins like this in my life

@NikLynam Fixed it for you

Going to be funny to watch the PR behind why Winnipeg Jets Management couldn’t possibly make any trades by tomorrow. “They had no assets!!” Who built the asset base? “They are going to bounce back, patience is a plan” Good luck with that

@JohnnyGiunta_ 1. Shawshank Redemption 2. Green Mile 3. Forrest Gump 4. Superbad 5. Top Gun Maverick Not up for discussion

My Top 5 movies of all time: 1. Godfather 2. Shawshank Redemption 3. Godfather 2 4. Interstellar 5. Goodfellas

@AumillerKris @DannyAbriano @WillSammon Jays will get picks back for Bo. So the argument doesn’t work for the Jays

@DannyAbriano @WillSammon Plus, Dodgers/Blue Jays already signed QO players (Diaz/Cease) If they sign another, they lose their 2nd through 5th round picks and over a million in international bonus money

Mets offering Kyle Tucker a 3-year deal in the range of $120M-$140M, as @WillSammon reported, is very aggressive If they’re at $140M, it’s an AAV of $46.6M Could Jays or Dodgers top it? Sure But don’t think it should be assumed, especially when it comes to AAV/deferrals 1/2

@SemienIsKing @DannyAbriano @WillSammon Jays will get picks back for Bo if he signs elsewhere so the argument doesn’t apply for the Jays

@DannyAbriano @WillSammon An advantage that the Mets have is that the Dodgers and Blue Jays already signed players with a QO attached to them.

Youre going to have to take risks. By the end of it we would have like 5 swedish kings on our team and a totally revamped second line with a real center. And no blocked pathways for the #NHLJets up comming prospect Dmen.

Drastic change needs to happen for the #NHLJets . So here is something id risk doing/attempting to get this team back on track. **Disclaimer** the stars would need to align here for this to even happen. Like big time. But...

@Totinhiiio @JeffPassan Calling Toronto a small market is such ignorant take considering it’s the 3rd largest city in the mlb

@JeffPassan Big market teams like Yankees Dodgers and Red Sox barely spending while small market Toronto Baltimore and Philly drop hundreds of millions proves money no longer decides who wins in baseball

Christmastime seems like the perfect point in the offseason to assess spending. Considering there are still a half-dozen potential nine-figure players in free agency, there should be more spent after Dec. 25 than before (a little over $1.5 billion). Here are three lists that cover every team: total outlay (free agent spending plus/minus guaranteed money picked up via trades), free agent spending and trade spending. I used @Matt_Swa’s arbitration model to project the salaries for arbitration-eligible players who were dealt. TOTAL OUTLAY Toronto: $277M Baltimore: $206.9M Philadelphia: $174.5M Atlanta: $108.3M Seattle: $99.8M San Diego: $92.2M New York Mets: $78.7M Los Angeles Dodgers: $74.5M Detroit: $59M Boston: $56.4M Chicago White Sox: $55.6M Arizona: $50.3M Pittsburgh: $46.3M Texas: $44.9M Chicago Cubs: $38.6M New York Yankees: $29M San Francisco: $25.4M Cincinnati: $24.5M Milwaukee: $22.9M Miami: $15M Kansas City: $13.2M A’s: $13M Cleveland: $11.9M Tampa Bay: $9.4M Minnesota: $7M Washington: $5.5M Colorado: $1.1M Houston: -$1.7M Los Angeles Angels: -$5.7M St. Louis: -$43M FREE AGENCY Toronto: $277M Baltimore: $185.1M Philadelphia: $182M New York Mets: $113M Atlanta: $104M Seattle: $99.8M San Diego: $92.2M Los Angeles Dodgers: $74.5M Detroit: $59M Chicago White Sox: $57.1M Arizona: $50.3M Chicago Cubs: $47.6M Pittsburgh: $36.8M New York Yankees: $29M San Francisco: $25.4M Cincinnati: $24.5M Milwaukee: $23.3M Tampa Bay: $22.5M Texas: $20.6M Miami: $15M St. Louis: $12.5M Cleveland: $11.9M Los Angeles Angels: $8M Minnesota: $7M Washington: $5.5M Kansas City: $5.3M A’s: $3M Houston: $2.6M Boston: $0 Colorado: $0 TRADES Boston: +$56.4M Baltimore: +$25.8M Texas: +$24.3M A’s: +$10M Pittsburgh: +$9.5M Kansas City: +$7.9M Atlanta: +$4.3M Colorado: +$1.1M Milwaukee: -$400K Chicago White Sox: -$1.5M Houston: -$4.3M Philadelphia: -$7.5M Chicago Cubs: -$9M Los Angeles Angels: -$13.7M Tampa Bay: -$13.1M Mets: -$34.3M St. Louis: -$55.5M

@JustRadEnough As a former 16 year old. I understand these feelings

My 16yo just woke up and by the way she is stomping around and yelling, her life is ruined.

@sophiiasky Graduation - Kanye

What’s one album for you that has 100% bangers no skips. And you can’t say the Shrek soundtrack

"I just want to stay in Winnipeg" "That's not very good negotiating" 😂 RUNWAY Moment, presented by @Bell

@BlueJaysDad You mean Reed Johnson. The one who used his crotch to hold the bat up between his legs after every pitch and re tighten the velcro on his batting gloves! Loved that guy

One of the most underrated players in Toronto Blue Jays history:

should have hit him harder