Apr 13, 2024; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Nashville Predators center Jaret Anderson-Dolan (28) takes a shot on goal against the Columbus Blue Jackets during the third period at Bridgestone Arena. Mandatory Credit: Steve Roberts-USA TODAY Sports

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Winnipeg Jets Recall Jaret Anderson-Dolan for Forward Depth

Jets bring back Anderson-Dolan from AHL to strengthen their roster amid upcoming matchups.

The Winnipeg Jets are making roster adjustments as they gear up for a back-to-back road trip. To add some extra depth, the team has recalled forward Jaret Anderson-Dolan from their AHL affiliate, the Manitoba Moose.

With Morgan Barron still on injured reserve due to an upper-body injury, the Jets didn’t need to make another move to accommodate Anderson-Dolan. Although Barron is expected to return soon, his absence for this road trip seems certain.

Winnipeg Jets Recall Jaret Anderson-Dolan https://t.co/MWBi13shkH
— Pro Hockey Rumors (@prohockeyrumors) February 26, 2025

Anderson-Dolan, now in his first season with the Jets organization, likely won’t see game action over the next two days. However, if he does get the chance, it would mark his debut with Winnipeg. The six-year NHL veteran joined the team last offseason on a two-year, $1.55 million contract.

His journey this season has been challenging. A foot injury in one of the final preseason games sidelined him for over a month, delaying his start until November 8, when the Jets activated him and sent him to AHL Manitoba. Since then, his performance has struggled, tallying just five goals and 13 points in 38 games. His -26 rating is the worst of his professional career and one of the lowest in the AHL this season.

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