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Trade deadline could see Chevy buy and sell

Winnipeg Free Press | March 19, 2022

Related Topics: National Hockey League, Winnipeg Jets

There’s a general consensus that NHL teams must pick one of three lanes at the trade deadline: They buy. They sell. Or they stand pat. And which direction the Winnipeg Jets take has the been the source of plenty of debate and hand-wringing around these parts. Not just for the fans, but for management as well.

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