Breaking: Veteran goaltender on the move?

It looks like the Winnipeg Jets are going to trade one of their goaltenders. According to Sportsnet's Chris Johnston, Jets' general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff is taking calls about Michael Hutchinson, who currently plays in the team's AHL affiliate, the Manitoba Moose.

Johnston believes that with all the injured goaltenders around the league, there are definitely some organizations that would be interested in acquiring him.

"We’ve seen a number of goalies injured around the league; some under performance as well,” Johnston said during Saturday’s Headlines segment on Hockey Night in Canada. “And the feeling is he is a guy Winnipeg would be willing to move if they find the right fit."

Hutchinson played parts of 99 games over four seasons with the Jets. The former third-round pick has a career goal-against average of 2.63 and a save percentage of .910. 

Connor Hellebuyck and Steve Mason are currently Winnipeg's two first goalies, which means Hutchinson doesn't really have a spot in the lineup anymore.