NHL Veteran Jonathan Toews Joins Winnipeg Jets for 2025-26 Season

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NHL Veteran Jonathan Toews Joins Winnipeg Jets for 2025-26 Season

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Jonathan Toews, longtime captain of the Chicago Blackhawks and a three-time Stanley Cup winner, has officially made his return to the National Hockey League, this time joining the Winnipeg Jets. According to the Winnipeg Sun, Toews signed a one-year, bonus-laden deal that could be worth up to five million dollars for the 2025-26 season. Toews, now thirty-seven, is making a comeback following a two-season absence due to health reasons. Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff views this as a significant opportunity, not a gamble, and Toews himself said he is keeping his expectations realistic. In his last stint with the Blackhawks, he posted 31 points in 53 games. Speculation suggests he will likely begin the season as a third or fourth-line center for Winnipeg.

Former Detroit Red Wings forward Vladimir Tarasenko is now a member of the Minnesota Wild, after a trade earlier in the week. Tarasenko, thirty-three, openly discussed the move with Detroit Hockey Now, saying he welcomed a change and that the past is behind him. The Wild are hoping his experience and scoring touch will help their roster in the upcoming campaign.

The NHL’s offseason continues to be busy, with major trades and signings making headlines. According to ESPN’s free agency tracker, the 2025 NHL draft concluded with 224 prospects finding new homes. A busy weekend saw trades for several big names, including Noah Dobson, Charlie Coyle, and John Gibson. Gibson was acquired by the Detroit Red Wings in a deal that sent goalie Petr Mrazek and future picks to the Anaheim Ducks, as reported by CBS Sports. The Florida Panthers, fresh off their second consecutive Stanley Cup championship, are still celebrating, but the roster moves are rolling in, with several veteran players re-signing, including Brad Marchand and Aaron Ekblad inking new deals with the team.

Free agency has shuffled rosters across the league. Nikolaj Ehlers signed a six-year, fifty-one million dollar contract with the Carolina Hurricanes after posting 63 points in 69 games with the Winnipeg Jets last season, according to NHL dot com. Several other notable moves have included players like Evan Bouchard signing a four-year deal with the Edmonton Oilers, and Patrick Kane re-signing on a one-year, three million dollar contract.

The Washington Capitals are also making moves, signing 2025 NHL draft pick Lynden Lakovic to a three-year entry-level contract. Lakovic, selected twenty-seventh overall, recorded 58 points in 47 games for the Moose Jaw Warriors of the Western Hockey League last season. He is the second first-rounder from this draft to sign a contract, following Jake O’Brien who was picked eighth by the Seattle Kraken.

The Minnesota Wild recently acquired defenseman Chase Priskie and a 2025 fourth-round pick from the Washington Capitals in exchange for defenseman Declan Chisholm and a 2025 sixth-round pick, as detailed by ESPN.

As teams prepare for the upcoming season, the focus remains on building competitive rosters and integrating fresh talent. The NHL free agency board is still active, with several top players remaining unsigned and more deals expected in the coming days. The shifting landscape sets the stage for an exciting and unpredictable season ahead.

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