WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Jets started free agency by locking up two of their own players.

Winnipeg agreed to terms on one-year deals with defenceman Adam Pardy and forward Matt Halischuk.

Pardy, who fought through a shoulder injury in the playoffs, will make US$1 million next season.

Halischuk got a two-way deal that pays him $750,000 in the NHL.

The Jets have a handful of other unrestricted free agents, including wingers Michael Frolik, Jiri Tlusty and Lee Stempniak.

Winnipeg re-signed winger Drew Stafford to a $8.7-million, two-year contract Tuesday night.