The Jets were in the market for a depth defenseman, preferably a left-handed shooter, so Morrow fits the mold. If everyone is healthy, Morrow will likely serve as a healthy scratch/No. 7 blueliner for Winnipeg down the stretch. However, he could play a bigger role down the road if he fits in very well.

The Canadiens moved on from Morrow, who performed above expectations this season, and at the same time replaced him with Mike Reilly from the Minnesota Wild. The cost to acquire Reilly was less than the return for Morrow, so that can be looked upon as a net-victory for Habs GM Marc Bergevin.

Morrow's fantasy value down the stretch takes a hit, mostly because of the potential for a lack of playing time on the playoff-bound Jets. Moving forward, his stock might be on the rise due to improved play overall in 2017-18.