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Jets and Bruins Set to Face Off in Inter-Conference Clash: Winnipeg Looks to Continue Dominance Over Boston

The Winnipeg Jets will take on the Boston Bruins in an inter-conference clash on Thursday evening. The Jets are coming off a road win against the Canadiens, while the Bruins dropped a road meeting against the Sabres. Winnipeg previously defeated Boston 8-1 at home in November. Despite being the betting favorite opening at -130, the line has not moved. Stay tuned for our prediction and other NHL picks to increase your chances of winning big.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Jets -130 | Bruins +115
• Spread: Jets -1.5 (+200) | Bruins +1.5 (-240)
• Total: Over/Under 5.5 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Winnipeg will win straight-up is 57%.

Winnipeg vs Boston Stats

Winnipeg Jets

The Winnipeg Jets are currently leading the Central Division with a significant eight-point lead over the Stars. The team has won four of its last five games, including a recent road win against the Canadiens. Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele have been standout players, with Connor amassing 15 points this month and Scheifele recording 13 points in January. Josh Morrisey and Nino Niederreiter have also been strong contributors. Goaltender Connor Hellebuyck has been exceptional with a 2.00 GAA and .927 save %. The Jets rank second in offense and defense, averaging 3.5 goals scored and 2.4 goals conceded per game. With a power ranking of 2, the Jets have a 35-14-3 record this season.

Boston Bruins Analysis

The Boston Bruins are currently fighting for a playoff spot in the NHL, sitting in the 1st wildcard position but at risk of dropping out. The team has been inconsistent throughout the season but has a 3-2 record in their past five games. David Pastrnak continues to be a key player, with 60 points on the season and 23 points in the month. Pavel Zacha and Morgan Geekie have also been generating points recently. Star defenseman Charlie McAvoy is out with an injury, and Brandon Carlo is questionable with an illness. Jeremy Swqayman has been the primary goalie for the Bruins, with Jonas Koprisalo also seeing playing time. The team is currently averaging 2.6 goals and giving up 3.2 goals per game, ranking 26th in power rankings. They have a record of 25-21-6 and have recently struggled offensively, scoring an average of 2.73 goals per game. Winnipeg has not fared well against Boston in their recent matchups.

Boston Bruins Dominate at Home as Winnipeg Jets Struggle on the Road

The Winnipeg Jets have seen a decrease in performance on the road, while the Boston Bruins have demonstrated their dominance at home with a 16-7-3 record, including four consecutive wins. Notably, the Bruins claimed victory over the Avalanche in their recent home game. Each game is crucial for the Bruins as they currently hold onto a wildcard spot by a slim margin of one point. Additionally, the Jets have struggled to generate offense away from home, scoring three or fewer goals in four of their last six road games. Conversely, the Bruins have maintained a strong defensive front, allowing three or fewer goals in five of their previous eight games, including shutouts against the Senators and limiting the Avalanche to one goal. Bruins goalie Swayman has shown consistency and skill, winning five of his last six home starts.

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