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Winnipeg Jets vs Vancouver Canucks Betting Preview
The Winnipeg Jets look to stop a three-game skid when they visit the Vancouver Canucks on Tuesday night at Rogers Arena. Puck drop is set for 10:00 PM ET on ESPN+.
Winnipeg opened its six-game road trip with three straight losses after a strong start to the season. The defending Presidents’ Trophy winners have been outscored 10-2 over that span and need a reset. Kyle Connor reached 600 career points Sunday but said wins are the only stat that matters now.
Vancouver is coming off a 5-4 overtime loss to Colorado but has shown progress. The Canucks rallied three times against the league-leading Avalanche and hope to close a four-game homestand with a win.
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Line Movement and Odds
Live markets show Winnipeg around -130 on the moneyline with Vancouver near +110. The Jets are laying -1.5 on the puck line (+185), while the Canucks sit at +1.5 (-250). The total holds steady at 5.5 goals with slight juice to the Over.
The line opened near Jets -115 and has ticked toward Winnipeg with roughly three-quarters of tickets backing the visitors. The movement signals public money on the Jets, though sharper bettors could wait for a Canucks plus-price drift before jumping in.
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Matchup Breakdown
Jets Outlook:
Winnipeg ranks second in goals against per game but has struggled to finish chances lately. Connor Hellebuyck remains solid with a .919 save percentage and six wins in 11 starts. Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele continue to drive the attack, yet secondary scoring has gone quiet.
Canucks Outlook:
Vancouver sits mid-pack offensively but relies on puck possession and the power play to create pressure. Brock Boeser and Kiefer Sherwood have been bright spots with a combined 17 goals through mid-November. If Thatcher Demko returns, the defensive structure improves considerably.
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Injuries and Conditions
Jets Injury Report:
- Morgan Barron (C) – Out, undisclosed
- Gustav Nyquist (C) – Out, undisclosed
- Dylan Samberg (D) – Out, wrist
See the complete Winnipeg Jets injury report for updates.
Canucks Injury Report:
- Teddy Blueger (C) – Out, undisclosed
- Guillaume Brisebois (D) – Out, lower body
- Filip Chytil (C) – Out, upper body
- Nils Hoglander (LW) – Out, lower body
- Thatcher Demko (G) – Questionable, maintenance
Check the Vancouver Canucks injury report for confirmation near puck drop.
Game indoors at Rogers Arena — weather not a factor.
Best Bets and Prediction
The Jets have lost three straight, but Vancouver has dropped five in a row against the puck line. Winnipeg’s defensive edge and goaltending depth give it a narrow advantage.
Projected score: Jets 3, Canucks 2
Best Bet: Jets moneyline (-130)
Secondary Lean: Under 5.5 (+105)
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