In a major shake-up for the NHL's goaltending landscape, Edmonton Oilers backup netminder Stuart Skinner has agreed to a two-year, $7.5-million contract extension with the Winnipeg Jets. The deal comes as a surprise, as Skinner was previously a key member of the Oilers' organization, serving as a reliable backup to starter Stuart MacDougall. Skinner's departure from Edmonton will likely send shockwaves throughout the Oilers' roster, and his arrival in Winnipeg will give the Jets a significant boost to their goaltending depth. As the NHL's free agency period approaches, Skinner's decision to ink a deal with the Jets will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike, sparking questions about what the future holds for the Oilers' goaltending corps.

Stuart Skinner agrees to two-year, $7.5-million deal with Jets  Sportsnet.ca