Olli Jokinen scored a pair of goals Tuesday night.

He has seven points in 19 games this season to go with a team-worst minus-10 rating. Jokinen is currently playing on Winnipeg's third line with James Wright and Anthony Peluso, which is not what the team envisioned when they signed him as an unrestricted free agent last summer.

Olli Jokinen has gone without scoring a point in seven straight games.

The veteran center hasn't even registered a shot in his past two contests, which doesn't bode well for an end to his recent cold streak either. Jokinen was projected to be a top-six addition to the Jets' offensive picture this season after signing a two-year, $9 million contract with the organization last summer. However, he has been playing on the third line of late and has scored only four points in 14 matches.

Olli Jokinen feels like he's starting to develop a groove now after the long layoff of the lockout.

"It was a while before I played the last time so it's been a pretty big layover and it's started to feel better the last few games," Jokinen said Wednesday. "The only way to train for the game is to play the game, have meaningful games. It's different when you skate with six guys, play three-on-three. When you start competing against the best players in the world, it's a little different." The veteran forward said he did not feel like himself for the first few games when he didn't have a point. Jokinen has generated a goal and two helpers in his past two appearances.