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Winnipeg Jets vs. Vegas Golden Knights: Preview, Predictions and Picks for April 3, 2025

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Apr 3, 2025 11:36 PM
The Winnipeg Jets, sitting atop the Central Division with a 51-20-4 record, travel to T-Mobile Arena to face the Pacific Division's Vegas Golden Knights, who own a 45-21-8 record, on Thursday, April 3, 2025, at 10:00 PM. The Golden Knights look to extend their 2-0 series lead over the Jets in this Western Conference showdown. Winnipeg will aim to even the series and capitalize on their strong 23-14-0 road record.
Winnipeg Jets vs Vegas Golden Knights

Current Odds

WPG
VGK
Over
3.5
+230
Under
3.5
+130
WPG
-3.5
+215
VGK
+3.5
-196
WPG
ML
-10000
VGK
ML
+5000

Jets vs Golden Knights statistics

Stat Jets Golden Knights
Goals For per Game 3.41 3.39
Goals Against Average 2.35 2.64
Shots per Game 27.9 30.3
Shots Against per Game 27.1 26.4
Power Play Goals 59 52
Power Play Goals Against 38 37
Short Handed Goals 4 5
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 566 422
Power Play Percentage 29.2 30.6
Penalty Kill Percentage 79.8 75.5

Vegas Golden Knights recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/1/25 vs Edmonton Oilers L 3-2
3/29/25 @ Nashville Predators W 3-1
3/28/25 @ Chicago Blackhawks W 5-3
3/25/25 @ Minnesota Wild W 5-1
3/23/25 vs Tampa Bay Lightning W 4-2

Winnipeg Jets recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/1/25 @ Los Angeles Kings L 4-1
3/30/25 vs Vancouver Canucks W 3-1
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

Vegas Golden Knights injuries

  • Ilya Samsonov (G): Day-To-Day

Winnipeg Jets injuries

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

Jets vs Golden Knights game info

Type Info
Venue T-Mobile Arena
Location Las Vegas, NV
Puck drop Thu 10:00 PM

Jets vs Golden Knights predictions

When talking about Winnipeg Jets players who could make a splash, Kyle Connor certainly tops the list. This left winger has been downright electrifying this season, racking up an impressive 90 points with 38 goals and 52 assists. As the Jets head into T-Mobile Arena, there's little doubt Connor will be the backbone of their offense once again. Imagine him weaving skillfully through Vegas's defense, setting up the puck for a brilliant play. Another potential game-changer could be his chemistry with teammates during pivotal power plays. Who knows, with a bit of that mid-season magic, Connor could easily tilt the ice in the Jets’ favor.

On the flip side, as the Vegas Golden Knights prepare to host the Jets, Jack Eichel seems poised to be the centerpiece of their lineup. With 93 points this season, he’s undeniably in fine form. Not to mention the guy's uncanny knack for setting up goal-scoring opportunities, dishing out 66 assists as if it were second nature. Then there's Pavel Dorofeyev, who has been a goal machine with 32 to his credit. Imagine the kind of damage they can do when they’re in sync, especially against a team they've beaten twice this season. Fans can bank on some dazzling plays from these two, giving the Knights that extra edge they might need to rise to victory.

So, who takes it—the Jets with their stellar away record or the Golden Knights with home-ice advantage? That's where the fun begins. It’s more than just numbers; it’s about who turns up ready to team up and dictate the flow. Given the Knights' success in the earlier matches against the Jets and their strong home performance, I’d say they have a slight edge. But hey, in the NHL, it's never over 'til you hear that final buzzer. As hockey fans know, surprises often lurk just beyond those face-off circles, so keeping an eye on every shift is a must. What do you think? There's plenty at stake and nothing quite like the thrill of a close matchup.

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