Jets sign defenseman Isaak Phillips to two-year contract
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The Winnipeg Jets have made a significant move by signing defenseman Isaak Phillips to a two-year, two-way contract, adding depth to their blue line. Philips, who has shown promising potential, will be expected to contribute not only in the NHL but also with the Manitoba Moose in the AHL, giving the Jets flexibility within their roster.
Phillips, known for his strong two-way play and ability to read the game well, impressed the Jets during his time in the American Hockey League. His transition to the NHL is anticipated with excitement, as the Jets aim to bolster their defensive corps to compete for a playoff spot. This signing exemplifies the Jets' commitment to developing talent within their system while ensuring they have reliable options for the upcoming season.
With this contract, Phillips joins a roster that includes players like Josh Morrissey and Dylan DeMelo, who will provide guidance and camaraderie as he adjusts to the rigors of the NHL. The Jets are looking forward to seeing how he fits into their overall strategy moving forward, potentially allowing them to maximize their performance on the ice.
Phillips, known for his strong two-way play and ability to read the game well, impressed the Jets during his time in the American Hockey League. His transition to the NHL is anticipated with excitement, as the Jets aim to bolster their defensive corps to compete for a playoff spot. This signing exemplifies the Jets' commitment to developing talent within their system while ensuring they have reliable options for the upcoming season.
With this contract, Phillips joins a roster that includes players like Josh Morrissey and Dylan DeMelo, who will provide guidance and camaraderie as he adjusts to the rigors of the NHL. The Jets are looking forward to seeing how he fits into their overall strategy moving forward, potentially allowing them to maximize their performance on the ice.