Toews' Comeback: Shaping Winnipeg's Offseason

0:00On April 17th, 16 NHL teams missed the Stanley Cup playoffs this year, so players are cleaning out lockers and front offices are breaking down. The season. The buzz right now centers on Winnipeg Jets forward. Jonathan Toes, who's weighing a return for his 17th NHL season at age 38. Toes signed a one-year deal last July 2nd to play in his hometown after Chicago let him walk. He battled back from major health setbacks, including chronic inflammatory response syndrome that sidelined him for the entire 2021 season and long COVID effects last year. This season marked his first full slate of all 82 regular season games since 2018-19 with the Black Hawks where he hoisted. The Cup three times in 2010, 2013, and 2015. Toes called it a huge personal win, reflecting on how far he's come from those dark days out of the game. He's proud he chased the comeback and hit this level again. As these non-play-off squads pivot to next year, keep eyes on Toes. Highs call could shape Winnipeg's offices and moves and inspire

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