Something for me and my countryman, Mr.North, to have a back and forth on for the season. Missed the season opener where it seemed everything went their way. Watched the game against the Sharks last night and they looked hopelessly lost in the first period. Finished up the third nicely though. Positives for the season. Trouba, looks like he could be a 25-28 minute per night D that plays against the other sides top line. Saw signs of that last season but he looked wiped near the end of the year. The transition from college directly to the NHL is huge but he's managing quite well. They've really improved the bottom six forwards with Perreault and Lowry. I don't think I could take another season of stone hands Tangradi out there. Negatives...goaltending. Why they think Pavelec is a guy that should play 60 games a year is over my head. I wouldn't have much of an issue with him if he was the back end of a 50/30 split. Most goals allowed three years running, one of the worst save percentages. I believe one of the local scribes came up with the numbers that he would have had to let in 16 fewer goals just to be league average in save percentage. Not having an established backup will be all the more reason to keep sending him out there. The Jets were in the middle of the pack in goals scored and didn't change anything with their top six. I just don't think they're going to score enough again to make up for the mediocre goaltending. I can't see a playoff appearance. They missed the playoffs by seven points last year and only changed three players, adding Perreault, Lowry and Hutchinson in favour of Jokinen, Tangradi and Montoya.The division is too strong. I made a comment about them being bottom three in the league a few weeks ago and I'll back off from that. Calgary, Buffalo, Carolina are probably all worse, off just off the top off my head. Most likely scenario is a repeat of last season where they hang around but don't really compete for a playoff spot.