In the two years since Kevin Cheveldayoff was hired as the General Manager of the Winnipeg Jets, he has made some minor moves (mostly for draft picks-that will hopefully pay off this year, as the Jets have 10 picks in this years draft-although in most of them in the bottom of the order, except for their first pick being #13 unless they trade up) like picking up Grant Clitsome, Eric Tangradi and Anthony Peluso from the waiver wire and trading away such short-stint players as Johnny Oduya to Chicago for a second and third-round pick this year and Alexei Ponikarovski went back to the New Jersey Devils after just spending just 12 games with the Jets last season. He was dealt for fourth and seventh-round picks in 2014.
What else has Chevy done, should he have done it and what will be the returns of any? SB Nation asks these very questions and delve into his best and worst deals as Jets GM.
