- Matchup: Philadelphia Flyers vs Winnipeg Jets
- Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026
- Venue: Canada Life Centre, Winnipeg, MB
- Broadcast: TSN3
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This Saturday, the Winnipeg Jets (34-31-12) will host the Philadelphia Flyers (40-26-12) at the Canada Life Centre.
The Philadelphia Flyers recently showcased their strength with a decisive 5-1 win against the Devils. In that match, Philadelphia spent 6 minutes in the penalty box and capitalized on 1 out of 2 power play opportunities. Their offense was on fire, converting 5 of 20 shots on goal.
At even strength, the Flyers’ defense allowed 177 goals while scoring 189. Their opponents have executed 234 power play attempts (ranking 10th in the NHL), successfully scoring 51 times. Throughout the season, the Flyers have netted 224 goals (23rd overall) but conceded 228. They have fired 1,990 shots, achieving a shooting percentage of 11.3%. With 92 points, their points percentage stands at .590. On the defense, they have faced 1,982 shots and possess a save percentage of .885, alongside 225 power play opportunities, converting 35 for a rate of 15.56%.
In goal for this matchup will be Daniel Vladar. With a total of 154 games played in his professional career, Vladar holds a record of 76-47-23 and has started 143 contests. Over his career, he has given up 410 goals, posting a goals against average of 2.87. Having faced 4,029 shots, he has made 3,619 saves, giving him a .898 save percentage across 5,684 minutes of playtime. Vladar’s quality starts total 83, with a quality start rate of .580.
Last seen on the ice, the Winnipeg Jets faced off against the Kraken, securing a 6-2 victory. The Jets successfully scored on all 3 of their power play attempts and netted 6 goals from 31 shots on goal.
Winnipeg has launched 2,025 shots (24th in the NHL) with a shooting percentage of 10.81%, while allowing 2,125 shots against. Their penalty kill percentage stands at 78.26% against 207 opponent power plays, maintaining a save percentage of .892. They have been awarded 212 power play chances, converting at an 18.40% rate, with 180 goals scored at even strength and 39 on the power play (25th in the league). Overall, the Jets have conceded 230 goals, split between 185 even-strength and 45 shorthanded. This season, Winnipeg holds 219 goals, 80 points, and a points percentage of .519.
In net for Winnipeg, you’ll find Connor Hellebuyck. He has completed 16,978 saves from 18,533 shots faced, attaining a save percentage of .916. Hellebuyck boasts a career record of 344-206-55 and has participated in 622 games, starting 612 of them, with over 30,239 minutes of playtime. He maintains a quality start percentage of 59.8% with 366 quality starts throughout his career. Opponents average 2.54 goals per game against him, accumulating a total of 1,555 goals allowed.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL showdown against the spread or on the moneyline?
Pick: Choose Winnipeg
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