Two big trades, three first-round picks highlight Columbus memorable day by Jeff Svoboda @JacketsInsider / BlueJackets.com
In one day, the Blue Jackets changed the complexion of their immediate and long-term futures.
Gone is Seth Jones, the standout who spent six years patrolling the CBJ blue line. Added are two NHL-ready defensemen and three first-round picks, talent that replenishes the Blue Jackets as they try to build themselves back up from 2021 s last-place finish in the Central Division.
Forwards Kent Johnson (fifth overall) and Cole Sillinger (12th overall) as well as defenseman Corson Ceulemans (25th) were picked in the first round of Friday night s NHL draft, joining the Blue Jackets along with trade acquisitions Adam Boqvist and Jake Bean in a dramatic series of moves that will reshape the roster
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The youth hub works with other community groups to find appropriate mental health services for youth between ages 11 and 24. Youth Hub manager Mara Hayward said in an interview the group has seen an increase in youth reaching out for mental health services.
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“In the last year during COVID we’ve seen a lot of youth are isolated, they haven’t been able to be with their peers, we haven’t been able to meet with youth in person,” said Hayward. “We’ve really seen an increase in severity of mental health problems across our region in the last year or so.”