After parts of twelve seasons with the Los Angeles Kings, two-time Stanley Cup champion Trevor Lewis is joining the Winnipeg Jets on a PTO, according to Chris Johnston of Sportsnet.
Trevor Lewis is attending #NHLJets camp on a PTO.— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) January 1, 2021
Lewis, 33, was drafted in the first round, 17th overall by the Los Angeles Kings in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. In 674 regular season games, he's put up 163 points (70 G, 93 A), 171 penalty minutes, and is a -43. In 79 career playoff games, he has 23 points (11 G, 12 A), 20 penalty minutes, and is a -4.
As mentioned, Lewis has won the Stanley Cup twice during his career thus far. The first being in 2012, and second in 2014.
Internationally, Lewis has represented the United States on a couple occasions, most recently at the 2015 IIHF World Hockey Championships, where he was named an alternate captain. In 10 games, he had 9 points (3 G, 6 A), 6 penalty minutes, and was a +6 as the United States finished third after defeating the host, Czech Republic in the bronze medal game. For his efforts during the tournament, Lewis was named as one of the top three players on the United States' roster.
Along with inviting Lewis to camp on a PTO, today the Jets announced their roster for training camp which will begin on January 3rd.
The roster includes top prospects Kristian Vesalainen and Dylan Samberg, while Cole Perfetti and Ville Heinola will likely join the camp at the end of the 2021 World Juniors.
