The Jets (31-12-3) are currently second in NHL standings. Winnipeg is on a five-game point streak (4-0-1) and is 8-2-2 over the past 12 games. They lead the league with 31 wins.

Winnipeg’s power play went 1-for-2 on Thursday against Seattle. They have gone 4-for-8 in the past five games and remain the best in the NHL with a 32.6% success rate. They also lead the NHL with 43 power play goals.

Winnipeg has started their current eight-game homestand 4-1-2. The Jets are 18-4-3 at home this season which is the best home record in the NHL. The Jets have points in 12 of their past 13 home games (9-1-3).

Winnipeg has scored 164 goals this season to lead the NHL. Kyle Connor (26) and Mark Scheifele (27) are top five in goals in the NHL. They are the first duo to be top five through 46 games of a season since Evgeni Malkin (22) and Sidney Crosby (28) in 2016-17.

The Jets are 2nd in the league in GAA with 2.39. Not including empty net goals, they have allowed four or more goals in just five games this season.

The Jets are the only team in the NHL yet to suffer a regulation loss this season when outshooting their opponent (21-0-1)

Connor Hellebuyck leads the NHL in wins (28), SV% (.929%), GAA (1.97) and shutouts (6). Hellebuyck has helped his club earn a point in 15 of his past 16 starts (13-1-2).

Winnipeg has four players that have hit the 40-point mark: Kyle Connor (60), mark Scheifele (53), Gabriel Vilardi (41) and Josh Morrissey (40).

The Jets are 12-7-1 against the flames in the past 20 meetings, dating back to 2019. Winnipeg has won eight of the past 10 games against Calgary at home (8-1-1).