Nice to see this promising pick performing under pressure.
#NHLJets agree to terms of contract extension with D Toby Enstrom
— Scott Brown (@BrownScottTN) July 27, 2012
It only took us a year, but head to the link and follow. Invite your friends. Especially that one friend...you know the one...
Lowetide has invited me to chat about the Jets starting at 12pm (more like 1pm, damn Mountain Time); they even let you call in, which is ridiculous because I'm speaking for everyone in broad terms and with appropriate flair for the dramatic. All topics will be covered, don't worry, I got this.
In all honesty, my wife told me I have a terrible radio voice. Be prepared to laugh at me.
Today is the final day of Winnipeg Jets Development camp. Even if you can't make it out, you can still follow the action via our own Arby_18.
Ryan aka arby_18 aka @arby_18 has been providing some excellent coverage of development camp via his Twitter feed. I am sure he will be dropping a recap at some point, but if you must know what is happening RIGHT NOW, check out his Twitter feed.
The Washington Capitals have signed Wojtek Wolski to a one year contract worth $600,000. Wolski is coming off of the worst season of his career in which he scored just 4 goals and 8 assists in 31 games, missing significant time due to a hernia and recurring groin injury. I am in awe of what an incredible deal this is for the Capitals. Wolski is a guy with top 6 talent who, prior to this season, had scored 35 points or more in every season in which he'd played. He has cracked the 45 point level three times and scored 17 or more goals three times in his six year career. At $600k Wolski is an incredibly cheap gamble with 50 point upside. Had the Jets signed Wolski for 50% or even 100% more than the Capitals had paid, I'd have applauded the deal as a decent low risk, high upside gamble. At $600k I am simply left to wonder why the Jets wouldn't attempt to outbid the Capitals for his services. Despite the fact that the Jets currently have 11 forward under contract plus RFAs to re-sign, if it would have cost less than $1 million to get a guy like Wolski in the lineup over Chris Thorburn or Antti Miettinen, I'd have been happy as a clam to pay it.
According to Rick Ralph of TSN 1290 and the Dynamo Minsk website, Tim Stapleton will be a member of the KHL's Dynamo Minsk this fall. He scored 27 points (11G, 16A) in 63 games with the Jets last year. HC Dinamo Minsk official home page states former #NHLJets Tim Stapleton (current UFA) has agreed in principle to a contract.— Rick Ralph (@RickRalphTSN) July 11, 2012