Luke Schenn has experienced a whirlwind month, being traded twice within two days as the NHL trade deadline approached. From the Nashville Predators to the Pittsburgh Penguins and finally to the Winnipeg Jets, Schenn's transition has been smooth, aided by his past playoff experiences and the welcoming culture in Winnipeg. The Jets, current league leaders, aim to bolster their roster with tough, playoff-ready players, bringing in Chris Tanev as well, who returned to the Jets after starting his career there. Together, Schenn and Tanev are expected to enhance the Jets' depth and leadership as they prepare for a playoff run.

With a strong season so far, the Jets are looking for the right pieces to advance past the first round of the playoffs, a challenge they've faced in recent years. Assistant coach David Payne emphasized the importance of fitting the right players into their system rather than just acquiring big names. The acquisition of Schenn and Tanev aligns perfectly with the team's needs and aspirations. As the Jets continue their pursuit of the cup, the addition of these seasoned players is viewed as a significant step forward.