Just In: Winnipeg Jets Confirmed The Signing Of Another Superstar Key Player

Depth forward Jaret Anderson-Dolan has agreed to a two-year deal worth $775,000 per year with the Winnipeg Jets. In his first season with Winnipeg, the deal will be two-way; however, in his second season, it will be one-way.

The Los Angeles Kings selected 24-year-old Anderson-Dolan 41st overall in the second round of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. During his five seasons with the Spokane Chiefs, he scored 76 points (39G, 37A) and 91 points (40G, 51A) in 72 and 70 games, respectively, in his third and fourth seasons.

In the 2017–18 season, he played for the Ontario Reign and experienced his first taste of professional hockey. A year later, he made his NHL debut with the Los Angeles Kings. 

For the Los Angeles Kings and Nashville Predators in 127 NHL games, Anderson-Dolan has recorded 28 points (15G, 13A). During his time with the Ontario Reign in 2021–22, he set career highs in the AHL with 47 points (24G, 23A) in 54 games. Then, in his longest NHL season, he scored 12 points (7G, 5A) in 46 games, career highs.

With this acquisition, the Moose get a powerful scorer and a possible recall candidate in the unlikely event of an injury or other uncontrollable condition.

The youngster, who was born in Calgary, Alberta, has plenty of time to grow into the prospect the Winnipeg Jets had envisioned when they first selected him in the draft.