Shayne Gostisbehere presents a great opportunity for the Winnipeg Jets' defensive lineup, especially due to his offensive aspect and the potential synergy with another Winnipeg Jets defenseman like Josh Morrissey.
Despite concerns about his plus/minus rating, he was, at the moment where this stats were the worst for him, with struggling teams like the Arizona Coyotes. Pairing him with good defensive partners such as Morrissey (+36) or Dylan DeMelo (+56 over the past two seasons) could help him upgrade these issues and allow him to thrive in a more structured defensive system.
Financially, Gostisbehere's expected contract demands of around $4 million per year or less is well aligned with the Jets' budget, offering a cost-effective solution to upgrade their defensive depth. With Winnipeg lacking of high-scoring defensemen beyond Morrissey, Gostisbehere offensive skills could fill a significant gap.
In conclusion, while Gostisbehere hasn't the defensive metrics, his offensive capabilities and the fact that he will not have a significant salary make him an appealing addition for the Jets.
