Should The Winnipeg Jets Trade Nikolaj Ehlers? 

Dillon and bross are Ufas so we won’t trade them they’ll just go where they want. Schmidt has no value as he’s making 6 mill, so none of those 3 will be involved in an ehlers trade most likely

Mariner ain’t coming to Winnipeg

Getting a RHD like Rasmus Anderssen from Calgary would be a very good return.

Ehlers' tenure with the Jets has been a mixed bag, with: - 457 points (201 goals) over 605 games (respective per-game averages, rounded to the nearest 0.001, of 0.755 and 0.332) and a +92 during regular-season play - 14 points (4 goals) over 37 games (respective per-game averages of 0.378 and 0.108) and a -9 during postseason play with, during the postseason of: -- 2018: --- overall: 7 points (all assists, in each case, for that postseason and others, unless otherwise noted) over 15 games and a +4 --- vs the: ---- MN Wild: 2 points over 4 games and a +2 ---- Preds: 4 points over 7 games and a +3 ---- Golden Knights (VGK): 1 point over 4 games and a -1 -- 2019 vs the Blues: no point, but a -2, over 6 games -- 2020 vs the Flames: 2 points (both goals), but a -2, over 4 games -- 2021: --- overall: 3 points (2 goals), but a -5, over 6 games --- vs the Oilers: 2 points (both goals) and a 0 +/- over 2 games --- vs the Habs: 1 point and -5 over 4 games -- 2023 vs the VGK: no point, but 0 +/-, in 1 game -- 2024 vs the Avs: 2 points, but a -4, over 5 games During how many playoff series has Ehlers averaged at least ½ point/game? I count 4 (those vs the MN Wild, Preds, Flames and Oilers) of the 9 series in which he's played during which he's put up at least such a per-game average. I also count 4 during which he's put up a +/- better than -1. Ehlers, during the 2017-18 Jets' season, had a cap hit of US$894,167 but in each subsequent season has had a cap his of US$6 million. That means that during the 5 seasons he's seen playoff action, his total cap hit has been US$30,894,167, resulting in, wait for it, a cap hit per playoff point of US$2,206,726.21, rounded to the nearest US$0.01. When with the Leafs, winger Ilya Mikheyev put up 4 points (2 goals) over 19 playoff games, equating to a per-game average of 0.211. Yet during his 3 seasons his cap hit wasn't even US$2 million per season, with his total cap hit having come to US$4.215 million, equating to, per playoff point, US$1,053,750. Ehlers, during the 5 games he played this postseason, put up 2 points, more than, during 9 games, Mikheyev with the Canucks has gone pointless, with his per-season cap hit US$4.75 million. That means that among seasons during which Mikheyev has seen playoff action, his cap hit per relevant point has ballooned to, wait for it, US$2,241,250 (US$8.965 million for 4 points). Will Jets' GM Cheveldayoff trade Ehlers? Although I dunno if Chevy will, there's a case to be made that Ehlers' days with the Jets, beyond the last game the team has played during the 2024-25 season, are numbered.

Nononononononononononono , do not trade. I feel Nick passes to players who are not prepared for his imagination or speed. He needs to be kept in line #1. Not moving him around with slower, and less imaginative players.

Don’t trade perfetti!!!! He is still very young and is just getting better

That would be an incredible win for us

Do you think they would do a Ehlers+Pionk/Iafallo/Stanley = Pulock+Nelson

It’s cuz he’s very likely gonna leave in free agency anyways after this year

@Koersky maybe if they wouldn't treat him like they are they wouldn't have to worry about ut

@@sportshightlights9285 agreed but it’s too late to change that now unfortunately