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Chevy's (and many GMs) approach is he'd rather let a prospects value go to zero than trade them somewhere where they might flourish and make them look bad.

Right from the beginning of the season I described the Jets as being two players away from being two players away lol. The whole roster was built with the need for one or two young players to break through as well as Toews be a legitimate top 6 guy just so they could add at the deadline

A university friend who I honestly believed was one of the nicest most progressive people I knew went from vegetarian yoga instructor in the pandemic to conspiracy theorist and now unabashed raw meat eating far right fascist. Wellness industry to fascist pipeline is fucking wild.

Yeah I'm not even mad at him. He knew.

Took me a minute to find Toews lol

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When no one shows up it starts to feel like a coaching problem. This is a team that doesn't believe in their coaches.

I'm thrilled to see Salo up where he is but both Miller and him should probably be above Schenn at this point

If Boeser is plan A I hope Chevy trips getting out of the hammock

Is there a chance without a big move to be made that the Jets weaponize cap space to get assets for retaining salary to facilitate trades for other teams? Or is it against their interest to help out potential future playoff opponents in that matter?

Stanley aside...Appleton the last couple seasons...woof.

Gonna get games in for Finland at the 4 Nations before he gets games in for the Jets

I think it's been pretty apparent over and over this season that Arniel has no problem blowing smoke in the media.

Is it possible the Jets look at these charts upside down?

Making room for the Cozens and Byram additions clearly!