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Locking up Steve Mason for the next two NHL seasons should be a clear sign Paul Maurice's strategy of rotating goalies is now stuffed in the back of a filing cabinet somewhere.
Right behind the plan to play Dustin Byfuglien on the wing.
The Jets landed Mason, 29, a nine-year veteran, on Saturday — the start of the NHL's annual free agent spending frenzy — inking the former NHL rookie of the year to a two-year deal with an annual cap hit of US$4.