A Deal That Signals Confidence
Columbus Blue Jackets have locked in Jet Greaves through the 2028‑29 season with a $15 million contract, a move that underscores the franchise’s commitment to stability between the pipes.
General manager Don Waddell said the agreement reflects the team’s confidence in Greaves’ ability to anchor the net and contribute to a competitive future.
Performance Highlights
Last season Greaves posted a 26‑19‑9 record, a 2.60 goals‑against average and two shutouts in 55 appearances, while his .908 save percentage ranked sixth among NHL starters.
His career numbers include a 36‑28‑11 record, a .913 save percentage and four shutouts across 76 NHL games, demonstrating steady growth since his debut at the end of the 2022‑23 campaign.
International Stage
Greaves represented Canada at the 2026 IIHF World Championships in Switzerland, where he finished with six wins, tying for third in the tournament.
The signing comes as the Jackets aim to build on recent playoff pushes, with the front office believing Greaves can help shift the balance in high‑stakes matchups.