TSN is reporting tonight that former Winnipeg Jet, and current Phoenix Coyote, Brett MacLean suffered a cardiac emergency while playing hockey in Owen Sound on Monday night. MacLean, 23, spent time with the Jets and Coyotes last year, putting up 2 assists in 5 games with the Jets, and 25 goals and 23 helpers with the Coyotes' affiliate San Antonio Rampage. On behalf of the AIH crew, I'd like to wish Brett a speedy recovery and let him know that he is in the thoughts of hockey fans everywhere

Olli Jokinen has signed a two year contract with the Winnipeg Jets that will pay him $9 million. For more details, click the link in the title. Opinions are welcome (as always) in the comments. Personally, I like this deal a lot. The price tag could end up being a tad steep (but not terrible) if Jokinen slides back to being a 50 point player but the Jets desperately needed a top 2 center and staying short-term limits the risk.

Olli Jokinen has signed a two year contract with the Winnipeg Jets that will pay him $9 million. For more details, click the link in the title. Opinions are welcome (as always) in the comments. Personally, I like this deal a lot. The price tag could end up being a tad steep if Jokinen slides back to being a 50 point player but even then won't be too bad. Jokinen's not the greatest player in the world but he was the best UFA center available. The Jets desperately needed a top 2 center and staying short-term limits the risk. Derek Roy would have been nice, but I approve nonetheless. The Jets' roster now stands at 10F, 6D and 1G, not including two-way deals or RFAs yet to re-sign. The forwards will likely be rounded out internally but as the team has just $48.6 million in salary committed to next season, I'm hopeful there will be one more big move coming.

Olli Jokinen has signed a two year contract with the Winnipeg Jets that will pay him $9 million. For more details, click the link in the title. Opinions are welcome (as always) in the comments. Personally, I like this deal a lot. The price tag could end up being a tad steep (but not terrible) if Jokinen slides back to being a 50 point player but the Jets desperately needed a top 2 center and staying short-term limits the risk.

What does everyone think? Is this the guy that will get Evander Kane to the 40 goal mark?

A lot of dedicated, admirable people gave their time for recording scoring chances over the last few years, so it's tough for me to see these results on one hand. On the other, it reiterates previous studies that have suggested that the "shot quality" argument has no legs. Great work from Eric T., and more importantly great work from all those scoring chance counters. We couldn't have done this without you.

I hope Dan is near a toilet, because he may literally **** when he reads this. Apparently Ondrej Pavelec is seeking a four-year deal worth about $17 million. According to both Gary Lawless and NBC sports, the Jets have countered with a three-year, $12 million contract. Pav and Walsh are holding stead. This seems to be getting a little out of hand.

The Jets full 2012-13 schedule has been released. Of course now we have to hope they actually play all of these games. A few tid bits: Five of the first seven games are home games. The Nucks and Flames will debut in the MTS centre. The Jets longest road trip will be six games. The Jets have 10 sets of back to games. Eight of the B2B games are on the road. Two of the B2B games are road then away. What dates stand out to you?