What's Happening?
The Columbus Blue Jackets have announced the recall of defenseman Dysin Mayo from their American Hockey League affiliate, the Cleveland Monsters. Dysin Mayo, 29, signed a one-year, two-way NHL/AHL contract with the Blue Jackets in July 2025. He has previously
played 82 NHL games with the Arizona Coyotes, where he achieved notable statistics including 159 hits and 153 blocked shots. Mayo was originally drafted by the Coyotes in the fifth round of the 2014 NHL Draft. In his AHL career, Mayo has played 430 games, recording 29 goals and 70 assists. This season, he has appeared in four games with Cleveland, contributing two assists.
Why It's Important?
The recall of Dysin Mayo is significant for the Columbus Blue Jackets as they seek to bolster their defensive lineup. Mayo's experience and defensive skills, particularly his ability to block shots and deliver hits, are valuable assets for the team. His performance in the AHL and previous NHL experience make him a strategic addition to the Blue Jackets' roster. This move could impact the team's defensive strategies and overall performance in upcoming games, potentially influencing their standings in the league.
What's Next?
Columbus Blue Jackets are set to play against the Dallas Stars, with Mayo expected to contribute to the team's defensive efforts. The game will be broadcasted on FanDuel Sports Network Ohio and available on the Blue Jackets Radio Network. The team's management and fans will be closely watching Mayo's performance to assess his impact on the team's dynamics and success in the league.
