- Matchup: Winnipeg Jets vs. Chicago Blackhawks
- Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026
- Venue: United Center, Chicago, IL
- Broadcast: TSN3, Chicago Sports Network
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The Chicago Blackhawks (4-13-1) are set to host the Winnipeg Jets (8-8-3) at the United Center this Saturday.
The Winnipeg Jets enter this matchup buoyed by a recent 4-2 victory over the Devils. In that game, Winnipeg accumulated 8 penalty minutes, showcasing a robust offensive effort. They capitalized on 2 out of 4 power play opportunities and converted 4 goals from 25 shots taken.
At even strength, the Jets have conceded 50 goals while netting 39 themselves. Their opponents have mounted 57 power plays (ranking 21st in the league), scoring 15 times. This season, the Winnipeg Jets have tallied 53 goals (22nd in the NHL) while allowing 65. With 522 shots attempted, they possess a shooting percentage of 10.2%. Currently, the Jets hold a total of 19 points, equating to a points percentage of .500. They face 536 shots, maintaining a save percentage of .879, and have scored 14 goals from 59 power play attempts, reflecting a 23.73% conversion rate.
Stepping in as the goaltender is Stuart Skinner. Over his career, Skinner has notched 127 quality starts with a .550 quality start rate. He boasts a .901 save percentage over 12,953 minutes in the crease, having faced 6,429 shots and securing 5,793 saves. Opponents have scored 637 goals against him, yielding a goals against average of 2.76. Skinner’s overall record stands at 127-75-26, having started in 231 games across 237 appearances.
In their latest outing, the Chicago Blackhawks battled the Lightning, ending in a 4-1 defeat. They managed just 1 power play chance, failing to convert, and netted 1 goal from 26 shots.
For the season, the Chicago Blackhawks have registered 39 goals and earned 9 points, resulting in a points percentage of .250. They have conceded a total of 76 goals, including 64 at even strength and 12 while short-handed. Chicago has scored 34 goals at even strength and a mere 5 (32nd in the NHL) on the power play, from 51 chances, translating to a power play success rate of 9.80%. With 413 shots taken (31st in the league), they have a shooting percentage of 9.44%, while allowing 552 shots. Their penalty kill percentage stands at 78.57% against 56 power play trials, and they have an overall save percentage of 86.2%.
Guarding the goal for Chicago is Spencer Knight. He faces an average of 2.95 goals per game and has given up 455 total goals. Knight has achieved a quality start rate of 50.0%, with 77 quality starts in his career. He has been in goal for 154 games, totaling 391 minutes on the ice. Knight’s career record is 72-68-20, with 164 games played, achieving 4,155 saves from 4,609 shots faced, resulting in a save percentage of .901.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NHL showdown against the spread or on the moneyline?
Pick: I’m backing Chicago
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