- Matchup: Winnipeg Jets vs Vegas Golden Knights
- Date: Monday, April 13, 2026
- Venue: T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, NV
- Broadcast: Vegas 34
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The Winnipeg Jets (35-31-12) are heading to T-Mobile Arena this Monday to take on the Vegas Golden Knights (36-26-17).
In their last outing, the Winnipeg Jets secured a 3-2 victory over the Blues. During this match, the Jets spent 10 minutes in the penalty box and showcased an average offensive performance. They capitalized on 3 out of 34 shots taken, although they were unable to convert during their single power play opportunity.
For this season, the Winnipeg Jets have netted a total of 222 goals, positioning them at 25th in the league, while allowing 232 goals against. They currently hold 82 points with a points percentage of .526. Notably, the Jets have had 213 power play chances, scoring 39 goals, which translates to an 18.31% success rate. While playing at even strength, they’ve given up 186 goals but have managed to score 183 themselves. With 2,059 total shots, the Jets maintain a shooting percentage of 10.8%. Conversely, they’ve faced 2,147 attempts from opponents, resulting in a save percentage of .892. This season, Winnipeg’s opponents have had 212 power play opportunities (ranking 26th in the NHL), converting 46 of them into goals.
In goal for the Jets is Connor Hellebuyck. Throughout his NHL career, he has faced 1,557 goals, maintaining a goals-against average (GAA) of 2.54 over 623 games. His career save percentage stands at .916 after playing a total of 30,242 minutes. Hellebuyck’s record is 345 wins, 206 losses, and 55 overtime losses, with 613 starts and 367 quality starts, yielding a quality start percentage of .599. He has confronted 18,555 shots, making 16,998 saves.
On the flip side, the Vegas Golden Knights played to a 3-3 draw against the Kraken in their last match. They managed to score on their only power play attempt while firing 35 shots in total.
As a unit, Vegas has taken 2,284 shots (ranking 10th in the NHL) with a shooting percentage of 10.99%. Defensively, they’ve allowed 1,921 shots and boast a penalty kill success rate of 81.63% against 196 power play opportunities. Their current save percentage is 87.7%. With 224 power play chances, the team has achieved a conversion rate of 24.55%. The Golden Knights have scored 196 goals at even strength and 55 on the power play (ranking 9th in the NHL). However, they’ve conceded 237 goals—201 at even strength and 36 while short-handed. Thus far this season, Vegas has accumulated 251 goals and 89 points, enjoying a points percentage of .563.
Adin Hill will be tending the net for Vegas. He has amassed 5,023 saves out of 5,551 total shots faced, marking a save rate of .905. In his NHL tenure, Hill has a record of 106 wins, 73 losses, and 19 overtime losses, participating in 213 games, with 200 starts and a total ice time of 9,920 minutes. His quality start rate is at 50.5%, with 101 quality starts throughout his career. Hill’s opponents have averaged 2.64 goals per game against him, totaling 528 goals allowed.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL showdown—will it be against the spread or the moneyline?
Prediction: Back Winnipeg
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