- Matchup: Anaheim Ducks vs Winnipeg Jets
- Date: Friday, October 9, 2026
- Venue: Canada Life Centre, Winnipeg, MB
- Broadcast: FOXLA+, TSN3
- Betting Odds: Ducks (+102) Jets (-113)
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The Anaheim Ducks (2-1-0) are set to visit the Canada Life Centre this Friday for a clash against the Winnipeg Jets (3-0-1). The odds for the game place Anaheim at +102, while Winnipeg is listed at -113. The over/under for this matchup is 6.5.
The Anaheim Ducks are looking to bounce back after suffering a 5-2 loss to the Oilers in their previous outing. Their offensive performance was underwhelming, managing to score only 2 goals from 31 shots taken. Additionally, they had 7 power play opportunities, converting on 2. The Ducks also spent a total of 31 minutes in the penalty box during that game.
On the power play, the Ducks’ adversaries have been given 11 opportunities (ranking 19th in the NHL) but have only converted twice. Anaheim has faced 80 shots, with a save percentage of .875. They have attempted 71 shots with a shooting efficiency of 12.7%. At even strength, they’ve conceded 8 goals while netting 4. With a total of 13 power play opportunities, they have netted 5 goals, which totals a conversion rate of 38.46%. Currently, the Ducks have accrued 4 points, sitting at a points percentage of .667. So far, they have scored 9 goals (ranked 19th) while allowing 10.
The starting goalie for this matchup is Lukas Dostal. Over his career, Dostal has surrendered 543 goals, averaging 3.29 goals against per game. His NHL tenure encompasses 180 games, where he boasts a save percentage of .898 over 420 minutes played. Dostal’s overall record stands at 74-79-17, with 165 games as a starter, achieving 88 quality starts out of 165. He has recorded 5,313 shots faced, with 4,770 saves.
In their last performance, the Winnipeg Jets faced the Avalanche, securing a 3-2 victory. They were unable to score during their 2 power play attempts but managed to score 3 goals from their 19 shots on net.
Winnipeg currently ranks 7th in the league with 114 shots attempted. They enjoy a shooting percentage of 10.53% while allowing 131 shots against. Their penalty kill stands impressively at 90.00%, successfully thwarting 10 power play attempts from opponents, and their save percentage is at an impressive 92.4%. The Jets have capitalized on 10 power play chances, achieving a conversion rate of 40.00%. They have scored 8 goals at even strength and 4 on power plays (ranked 4th). Conversely, they’ve allowed 10 goals, with 9 coming at even strength and 1 while short-handed. To date, the Winnipeg Jets have tallied 12 goals, earning 7 points and a points percentage of .875.
On the other end, Stuart Skinner is anticipated to guard the goal. Skinner holds a career record of 123-71-24 and has played in 227 games. His quality start rate is 55.2%, resulting in 122 quality starts throughout his career. He has achieved 5,582 saves out of 6,186 shots faced, yielding a save percentage of .902. Teams have averaged 2.74 goals per game against him, totaling 605 goals conceded over his tenure. He has started 221 games, accumulating 12,930 minutes of playtime.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL faceoff, covering the spread or taking the moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on Winnipeg (-113) and the under 6.5 goals
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