- Matchup: Anaheim Ducks vs Winnipeg Jets
- Scheduled Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
- Venue: Canada Life Centre, Winnipeg, MB
- Broadcast: TSN3
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On Tuesday, the Winnipeg Jets (26-26-10) will face off against the Anaheim Ducks (35-25-3) at the Canada Life Centre.
The Anaheim Ducks aim to rebound after a disappointing 4-0 defeat against the St. Louis Blues in their last outing. Their offensive performance fell short, ending the game with zero goals from 22 shots on goal. Despite having 5 power play opportunities, they failed to capitalize. The Ducks accrued 22 penalty minutes in that match.
This season, Anaheim’s opponents have recorded 201 power play chances (ranking 5th in the league), scoring 46 goals during those attempts. The Ducks have faced 1,841 shots, maintaining a save percentage of .880. With 1,900 shots taken, they have a shooting percentage of 10.7%. At even strength, they’ve allowed 175 goals while scoring 168. They’ve earned 194 power play chances and scored 35 times during these opportunities, yielding an 18.04% success rate. Currently, the Ducks stand at 73 points with a points percentage of .579, having netted 203 goals (13th in the NHL) and allowed 221 goals against.
Starting in goal for Anaheim is Lukas Dostal. In his NHL career, Dostal has achieved 80 quality starts, with a quality start percentage of .537. He boasts a save percentage of .900 over 6,517 minutes on the ice. Thus far, he has faced 4,904 shots and made 4,413 saves, allowing 491 goals against him, resulting in a goals-against average of 3.30. Dostal holds a career record of 67-72-15 over 149 games played.
In their previous matchup, the Winnipeg Jets secured a narrow 3-2 victory against the Vancouver Canucks, converting 1 of their 2 power play opportunities while making 35 shots on goal.
This season, Winnipeg has attempted 1,657 shots (ranking 24th in professional hockey), with a shooting percentage of 10.68%, while conceding 1,735 shots against. Their penalty kill stands at 78.77%, allowing 179 power plays against them. The Jets have earned 173 power play chances, achieving an 18.50% conversion rate. They have scored 145 goals at even strength, alongside 32 power play goals (23rd in professional hockey). Overall, Winnipeg has allowed 187 goals, including 149 at even strength and 38 while short-handed. So far, they’ve gathered 177 goals and 62 points with a points percentage of .500.
In goal for Winnipeg will be Connor Hellebuyck, who has achieved 16,687 saves out of 18,205 shots, reflecting a save percentage of .917. Hellebuyck holds an impressive career record of 338-201-53 across 609 games, having started 599 of those. His total ice time is 30,207 minutes with a quality start percentage of 59.8%, qualifying for 358 quality starts throughout his career. Opponents average 2.53 goals per game against him, totaling 1,518 goals allowed throughout his tenure.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL showdown—against the spread or the moneyline?
Prediction: Favor the Anaheim Ducks
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