Hellebuyck Demands Stanley Cup Plan, Jets Face Big Choices

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is NHL News Today, where your team meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Winnipeg Jets crashed hard this season after dominating last year with the president's trophy. They missed the playoffs in the Western Conference, and star Goldie Connor Hellebike called out his own play in the team's effort without holding. Back. Coming off his third Vazina trophy in first heart last season, the 32-year-old posted his worst stats in 11 NHL years, a 23 win, 23 loss, 11 overtime record, 2.86 goals against average and 0.895 save percentage his first time. Dipping below 0.900, fans and pundits are buzzing about his future, with some my columnist Michael McIntyre questioning of trading him could shake things up. He has five years left on his $8.5 million average annual contract, and plenty of teams would line up if he became available. Hellebike insists he loves Winnipeg and sees the Jets as a solid squad, but he's made

1:02it clear he wants a Stanley Cup plan from the front office. More blowing off steam, just real moves. As the summer trade talk heats up, the Jets face big choices to get back on track, and Hellebike's words might just light the fire they need.