WINNIPEG — Tyler Toffoli took a chance with his hockey future and approves the new path he’s on.
The veteran forward and fellow New Jersey Devils defenceman Colin Miller were both traded to the Winnipeg Jets in two separate deals for draft picks on Friday.
“With and being held out, myself and my wife, Cat, we understood something was most likely going to happen. It was only a matter of time,” Toffoli said. “Chevy has done an outstanding job at building this team and giving us depth and giving us different options to use,” Bowness told reporters in Seattle after Friday’s morning skate. “He’s done an outstanding job and we’re really happy where we are.”
Miller, 31, was traded for Winnipeg’s fourth-round pick in the 2026 draft. He had four goals and four assists with the Devils in 41 games this season.
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