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Vancouver Canucks vs. Winnipeg Jets: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 30, 2025

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Mar 30, 2025 3:43 PM
The Vancouver Canucks, fresh off a strong performance from Raty's 2-goal game, head to the Canada Life Centre to take on the high-flying Winnipeg Jets on Sunday, Mar 30, 2025, at 3:00 PM. The Jets, sitting atop the Central Division with a 50-19-4 record, look to capitalize on their dominant home record, while the Canucks aim to build momentum on the road.
Vancouver Canucks vs Winnipeg Jets

Current Odds

VAN
WPG
Over
4.5
+114
Under
4.5
+100
VAN
+1.5
-303
WPG
-1.5
+250
VAN
ML
+160
WPG
ML
-169

Canucks vs Jets statistics

Stat Canucks Jets
Goals For per Game 2.86 3.45
Goals Against Average 3.07 2.34
Shots per Game 25.6 28.0
Shots Against per Game 26.6 27.2
Power Play Goals 45 59
Power Play Goals Against 35 38
Short Handed Goals 4 4
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 673 558
Power Play Percentage 22.7 30.1
Penalty Kill Percentage 82.6 79.3

Winnipeg Jets recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/28/25 vs New Jersey Devils W 4-0
3/25/25 vs Washington Capitals W 3-2 OT
3/23/25 vs Buffalo Sabres L 5-3
3/20/25 @ Edmonton Oilers W 4-3 OT
3/18/25 @ Vancouver Canucks L 6-2

Vancouver Canucks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/28/25 @ Columbus Blue Jackets L 7-6 SO
3/26/25 @ New York Islanders W 5-2
3/24/25 @ New Jersey Devils W 4-3 SO
3/22/25 @ New York Rangers L 5-3
3/20/25 @ St. Louis Blues L 4-3 OT

Winnipeg Jets injuries

  • Rasmus Kupari (C): Day-To-Day
  • Gabriel Vilardi (C): Out
  • Neal Pionk (D): Out

Vancouver Canucks injuries

  • Nils Hoglander (LW): Out
  • Elias Pettersson (C): Out
  • Filip Chytil (C): Out

Canucks vs Jets game info

Type Info
Venue Canada Life Centre
Location Winnipeg, MB
Puck drop Sun 3:00 PM

Canucks vs Jets predictions

As the Vancouver Canucks prepare to hit the ice against the Winnipeg Jets, all eyes will be on Brock Boeser. This right winger has already netted 24 goals this season. You might wonder if he’s primed to add another to that tally at the Canada Life Centre. Then there's Quinn Hughes, the dynamic defenseman who acts as the Canucks’ playmaker. With 54 assists and 70 points, Hughes might be the player to watch when it comes to setting up those crucial plays. Canucks fans are hoping for a standout performance from these two stars, especially on the road where the team holds a respectable 19-13-6 record. It’s going to be exciting to see how they handle the pressure.

Switching gears to the Winnipeg Jets, Kyle Connor is undoubtedly the one making waves. If you’re following the Jets, you already know his stats are jaw-dropping. With 37 goals and 51 assists, the Jets’ left winger might just be the player who can tip the scales in his team's favor. You can almost hear the fans at Canada Life Centre buzzing at the thought of Connor adding to his impressive 88 points during this game. Considering the Jets' stellar home record of 27-6-4, Connor and his teammates will look to continue their stronghold, aiming to keep their dominating position in the Central Division with another home victory.

Now, as for the million-dollar question, who’s likely to skate away as the winner? While the series is knotted at 1-1, there’s a certain edge for the Jets. Perhaps it’s their powerful home presence or their strong finish to the season that tilts the scales slightly in their favor. The odds makers have them at -225, after all. That said, don’t count out the Canucks just yet—they’ve got their own set of game-changers. But if I had to make a call, I’d tip my hat to the Jets to take this one. But honestly, in the electrifying world of the NHL, anything can happen once that puck drops. What do you think? Is there an upset brewing, or will the Jets fly high once more?

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