Announcement - Seth Jones hits rock bottom in Chicago as he's been demoted
Shakeup at Blackhawks Practice: Seth Jones Takes a Back Seat
In a surprising turn of events at Chicago Blackhawks practice, significant changes were observed in the power-play units, with Seth Jones facing a notable demotion. The veteran defenseman, with a hefty contract of $9.5 million per season until 2030, found himself moved to the second power-play unit.
The spotlight now shifts to Kevin Korchinski, who has earned a promotion to the top power-play unit.
The move signifies a substantial change in the team's strategy, as Jones, a veteran player with a long-term contract, takes a step back in favor of Korchinski, a rookie defenseman earning $918,000 per season.
This unexpected demotion has raised eyebrows and fueled discussions among Blackhawks fans and analysts. The decision to place a high-earning veteran on the second unit while elevating a rookie to a more prominent role suggests a lack of trust by the coaching staff in Seth Jones. As the team navigates these changes, it remains to be seen how this adjustment will impact the Blackhawks' power-play dynamics in upcoming games.
| POLL | ||
Does Seth Jones deserve $9.5M a year for the next 7 years? | ||
| Yes | 10 | 6.9 % |
| No | 134 | 93.1 % |
| List of polls | ||
