The Jets are gonna be looking to bring that same 60 minute effort they had when they shutout the Blues on Monday, this evening when they kick off three games on the road starting with a Kings team that boasts the same .500 record held by Winnipeg.

The biggest roster question mark is the health of Logan Stanley who didn’t skate on Wednesday after blocking a shot in the win over St. Louis. Dylan Samberg, who recently ditched his non-contact jersey, could take his spot. We shall have to wait and see what morning skate brings. Also possible that Dominic Toninato makes his season debut for Winnipeg as he was skating on the 4th line.

Skate news:

As per Ted Wyman of the Winnipeg Sun no Logan Stanley at skate today at Crypto Arena. Ted confirmed the lines and D pairs are the same as they were at yesterday’s practice in Winnipeg although worth noting that Saku Maenalanen stays in and Dominic Toninato is a healthy scratch..

Jets projected lines & D pairs:

Connor-Scheifele-Appleton
Perfetti-Dubois-Wheeler
Barron-Lowry-Gagner
Jonsson-Fjallby Gustafsson Maenalanen

Morrissey-Pionk
Dillion-Schmidt
Samberg-DeMelo

Hellebuyck
Rittich

Extras: Toninato, Capobianco

Betway Odds:

If you like to pick the underdogs then so far this season the Jets would be your team because while the odds aren’t usually significant they continue to favour the opponent of Winnipeg and given the strength of schedule they’ve faced that isn’t a big surprise. Having said that it is a bit of a surprise that two .500 teams aren’t a little closer together from an odds perspective.  Be sure to check out the latest game day odds from Betway.

Player media availability:

Coach media availability:

Topics:

1. What he’s seen from Mason Appleton on top line?
2. Appleton’s hockey sense (:52)
3. Looking ahead to playing at Mullett Arena (1:29)
4. What was biggest takeaway from Blues game that can be used tnt? (2:03)
5. Mindset for players (2:45)
6. Biggest differences in how L.A. plays? (3:22)
7. How the Jets handle the highs and lows (4:05)
8. Preventing yourself (re: Perfetti) from being in vulnerable spots (5:06)
9. How does it help Perfetti to have two big guys on his line? (6:11)

Up Next:

Puck drop is at 9:30 pm CDT.  Be sure to head over to illegalcurve.com following the game for a recap of the action which includes post-game interviews from Jets players as well as from associate coach Scott Arniel.

You can also join us afterwards for the Illegal Curve Post-Game Show. (be sure to smash that like/subscribe button). This season you’ll have a chance to win great schwag including authentic Jets jerseys, hats, etc after every single game (For a variety of ways to enter click here).

David Minuk

Working hard on a daily basis to provide the latest Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose news for our readers and listeners. I also appear on the Illegal Curve Hockey Show every Saturday on our YouTube channel as well as the Illegal Curve Post-Game Show after every single Jets game. And I occasionally jump in the play-by-play booth at Canada Life to provide colour analysis during Manitoba Moose games.

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