WWYDW: Should Kevin Cheveldayoff’s Days Be Numbered?
8 years ago
Welcome to this week’s version of What Would You Do Wednesday where you are asked a question and debate among yourselves what the answer is. Unfortunately, the only prize you will receive will be the most Twitter mentions.
This week’s WWYDW asks if Kevin Cheveldayoff should be on the hot seat after a dismal 2015-16 season by the Jets.
Take a read and let us know what you think!
The trade deadline
is going to be an interesting test for Kevin Cheveldayoff. He did not
re-sign notable free agents Lee Stempniak and Jiri Tlusty, leaving them to be signed by other teams in the 2015 off-season. As well,
Cheveldayoff did not address defensive depth issues.
is going to be an interesting test for Kevin Cheveldayoff. He did not
re-sign notable free agents Lee Stempniak and Jiri Tlusty, leaving them to be signed by other teams in the 2015 off-season. As well,
Cheveldayoff did not address defensive depth issues.
After making the
playoffs for the first time as the Winnipeg Jets 2.0 in 2014-15, the
Jets will most likely finish in the bottom 5 at the end of the 2015-16 season.
playoffs for the first time as the Winnipeg Jets 2.0 in 2014-15, the
Jets will most likely finish in the bottom 5 at the end of the 2015-16 season.
Cheveldayoff was
confident that young players could step up and replace the secondary
scoring lost by free agency, but that has clearly not happened.
confident that young players could step up and replace the secondary
scoring lost by free agency, but that has clearly not happened.
Are Cheveldayoff’s
days numbered? Or should Mark Chipman and True North Entertainment
give Kevin Cheveldayoff one more chance?
days numbered? Or should Mark Chipman and True North Entertainment
give Kevin Cheveldayoff one more chance?
What Would You Do
Jets Nation?
Jets Nation?
Is it time for
Cheveldayoff to go? There are names like Mike Gillis and Laurence
Gilman out there, unemployed by NHL teams.
Cheveldayoff to go? There are names like Mike Gillis and Laurence
Gilman out there, unemployed by NHL teams.
Should Cheveldayoff
have his fate decided during the off-season after the trade deadline,
draft, and opening of free agency?
have his fate decided during the off-season after the trade deadline,
draft, and opening of free agency?
Or, is Cheveldayoff
fine? Even if Andrew Ladd is lost to free agency or traded for
peanuts, developing a new core will breath life into this team.
fine? Even if Andrew Ladd is lost to free agency or traded for
peanuts, developing a new core will breath life into this team.
As always leave your answers and suggestions in the comments or on Twitter with the #wwydw hash tag and mention to @NHLJetsNation
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