Trade Bait: Winnipeg Jets and Dustin Byfuglien heading toward split. frank_seravalli has MORE:
The Winnipeg Jets’ salary cap picture appears to finally be coming into clearer focus three weeks before TradeCentre.
If executed, the contract termination would also make Byfuglien an unrestricted free agent, free to resume his career with any team of his choosing. That could be next week, next season or never again. Byfuglien's on-ice future remains very much in doubt. Byfuglien’s decision blindsided the Jets. After trading Jacob Trouba and losing Tyler Myers to free agency, the Jets planned to rely on Big Buff, the team’s leader in average ice time over each of the past four seasons, to bite of an even bigger chunk of the game this season.
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