With last week’s four game homestand in the rear-view mirror, the Jets begin a four game road trip as they hit the west coast. The Canucks will be looking for revenge in this game after the Jets won their first meeting in October by a 4-1 score.

Winnipeg Jets (11-5-2)
@
Vancouver Canucks (10-10-2)

November 19, 2018 – Puck drop: 9:00 PM CST
Rogers Arena – Vancouver, BC
TV: TSN 3 – Radio: TSN 1290

vs BUF: 2-1 (SO) Loss	Last Game	vs MON: 3-2 Loss
3-1-1 (1 SOL)	Last 5 Games	0-4-1 (4 L)
Mark Scheifele – 10	Goal Leader	Elias Pettersson – 11
Blake Wheeler – 21	Assist Leader	Nikolay Goldobin – 9
Blake Wheeler – 24	Points Leader	Elias Pettersson – 18
33.30% (1st)	The Power Play	18.70% (19th)
81.30% (12th)	The Penalty Kill	77.80% (20th)
Connor Hellebuyck (8-5-1 / .915 Sv%)	Starting Goalie	Jacob Markstrom (7-6-2) / .897 Sv%)
W vs WSH (27-28) / .964 Sv%)	Last Goalie Start	L vs MON (28-31) / .903 Sv%)
3-3-0 On Road	Road v Home Record	5-3-0 At Home

Jets Notebook

• Coming off a successful four game homestand where they went 3-0-1, the Jets are looking to do the same on the road as they have four straight games against Western Conference opponents.
• Dustin Byfuglien led the way during the first game between these two teams with a goal and two assists. Little and Ehlers chipped in two points during that game as well.
• The Winnipeg Jets have been putting on a powerplay clinic as of late with the number one unit in the league. The quick strike ability is astonishing as they have multiple goals that have come within 8 seconds of gaining the man advantage.
• It’s been the top line who has led the way recently as Wheeler accrued eight points during the four game homestand while Scheifele had four goals and three assists. Once the other lines begin to figure things out, the Jets will be well on their way towards becoming the offensive juggernaut people expected.

Last Jets Game

Canucks Notebook

• The special teams battle is going to be a key factor as the Canucks are in the bottom half of the league in both their penalty kill and their powerplay. The Jets are the opposite as they are first in the league on the powerplay and twelfth on the penalty kill.
• Rookie sensation Elias Pettersson has been the Canucks’ best player to begin the season. With eleven goals in only sixteen games, he’s blowing the other rookies out of the water and appears to be running away as the Calder favorite.
• The Canucks are wrapping up a two game homestand against Winnipeg and are off to California later this week where they play the dreaded three games in four nights against the Ducks, Sharks, and Kings. While this trip would have been remarkably tougher a few seasons ago, it still presents a difficult challenge within the Pacific Division.
• Speaking of the Pacific Division, the Canucks are currently sitting in third place behind San Jose and Calgary. For a team that have had a few rough years, a return to the playoffs would be a great achievement for the organization.

Last Canucks Game

Player ratings courtesy Corsica.Hockey

Winnipeg Jets Lines

LW	C	RW	Forwards
NIKOLAJ EHLERS Advertisement Rating: 76.1#28 LW	MARK SCHEIFELE Rating: 85.0#5 C	BLAKE WHEELER Rating: 82.3#2 RW	FL1 Rating Rating: 81.13#2 FL1
KYLE CONNOR Advertisement Rating: 77.3#21 LW	BRYAN LITTLE Rating: 73.4#71 C	PATRIK LAINE Advertisement Rating: 81.4#4 RW	FL2 Rating Rating: 77.37#2 FL2
ANDREW COPP Advertisement Rating: 71.1#91 LW	ADAM LOWRY Rating: 72.5#96 C	BRANDON TANEV Rating: 70.2#101 RW	FL3 Rating Rating: 71.25#25 FL3
NICOLAS PETAN Rating: 67.9#137 LW	JACK ROSLOVIC Rating: 71.1#136 C	MATHIEU PERREAULT Rating: 73.9#45 RW	FL4 Rating Rating: 70.97#10 FL4

DEFENSIVE PAIRINGS		Defense
JOSH MORRISSEY Rating: 74.4#32 LD	JACOB TROUBA Rating: 77.3#19 RD	DL1 Rating Rating: 75.90#12 DL1
BEN CHIAROT Rating: 72.5#58 LD	DUSTIN BYFUGLIEN Rating: 81.9#2 RD	DL2 Rating Rating: 77.20#2 DL2
JOE MORROW Rating: 70.3#110 LD	TYLER MYERS Rating: 74.2#35 RD	DL3 Rating Rating: 72.26#8 DL3

GOALIES
CONNOR HELLEBUYCK Rating: 75.8#13 G1	LAURENT BROSSOIT Rating: 66.8#63 G2

Vancouver Canucks Lines

LW	C	RW	Forwards
TIM SCHALLER Rating: 69.6#127 LW	BO HORVAT Rating: 76.5#37 C	MARKUS GRANLUND Rating: 71.7#81 RW	FL1 Rating Rating: 72.59#31 FL1
NIKOLAY GOLDOBIN Rating: 70.4#106 LW	ELIAS PETTERSSON Rating: 75.1#48 C	LOUI ERIKSSON Rating: 73.3#57 RW	FL2 Rating Rating: 72.92#24 FL2
ANTOINE ROUSSEL Rating: 70.9#94 LW	ADAM GAUDETTE Rating: 71.8#121 C	JAKE VIRTANEN Rating: 71.5#83 RW	FL3 Rating Rating: 71.40#22 FL3
BRENDAN LEIPSIC Rating: 71.7#84 LW	BRENDAN GAUNCE Rating: 71.7#122 C	TYLER MOTTE Rating: 68.7#115 RW	FL4 Rating Rating: 70.70#13 FL4

DEFENSIVE PAIRINGS		Defense
DERRICK POULIOT Rating: 70.1#118 LD	CHRIS TANEV Rating: 70.5#88 RD	DL1 Rating Rating: 70.29#31 DL1
BEN HUTTON Rating: 70.4#108 LD	ERIK GUDBRANSON Rating: 69.9#94 RD	DL2 Rating Rating: 70.13#31 DL2
MICHAEL DEL ZOTTO Rating: 71.9#75 LD	TROY STECHER Rating: 71.7#65 RD	DL3 Rating Rating: 71.80#18 DL3

GOALIES
JACOB MARKSTROM Rating: 70.5#41 G1	RICHARD BACHMAN Rating: 69.8#48 G2

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