Winnipeg’s Four-Game Slide Puts Montreal’s 12 Points in Play

After 10 games, Montréal has 12 points to Winnipeg’s 11, and the Jets are trying to stop a four-game skid. Montréal has won three of its last five; Winnipeg’s only win in that span came in its opener. The matchup features Winnipeg’s Kyle Connor, with 9 goals and 12 points in 10 games, against Nick Suzuki, who has 12 points in nine games for Montréal. Montréal’s +3.7 shots-on-goal differential per game contrasts with Winnipeg’s -3.5, making shot generation a key factor in whether the Jets can turn their slump around.