The Jets are tied for first in the NHL’s overall standings after last night’s overtime loss against LA. The Jets have recorded 59 points (28-12-3) and are tied with Las Vegas and Washington.

The Jets power play went one for two last night. Their power play still remains the best in the NHL, sitting at a 32.3% success rate. Winnipeg has scored a total of 41 goals on the power play to lead the league in that category.

The Jets will play the second half of their home-and-home back-to-back tonight. In the second game of a back-to-back this season, the Jets are 0-4-0, and they have been outscored 16-6.

The Jets first half of their season long eight-game homestand includes one win, one loss, and two overtime defeats (1-1-2). Winnipeg is 15-4-3 at home this season which is the 5th best home record in the NHL.

The Jets have scored 153 goals this season, which leads the NHL. Mark Scheifele is tied for fourth in the league in goals with 24.

Connor Hellebuyck became the 3rd-fastest NHL goaltender to reach the 300 wins mark. He did so in 538 games. He has helped the Jets earn a point in 12 of his past 13 starts (10-1-2).

The Jets are 17-9-5 in their last 31 regular season meetings with Colorado, including 7-3-0 in the past ten games. Winnipeg has won four of their past six regular season meetings at home.