On the Road: Jets at Canadiens

Key things to watch

• Snapping the losing streak: Winnipeg (4-8-3, 7th in the Central) is 0-7-2 in its last nine, with two of those losses in overtime, and has been outscored 37-16 in that stretch. The Jets’ last win was 5-2 over Minnesota on Oct. 13.

• Montreal’s form: the Canadiens are 9-3-2 with five straight wins and are 8-1-1 in their last 10. They won the first meeting 2-1 in Winnipeg on Oct. 25, a game in which the Jets outshot them 34-21.

• In goal: Montreal rookie Jacob Fowler is 7-1-0 with a .932 save percentage and two shutouts. Winnipeg’s Stuart Skinner is 3-4-3 with an .887 and was replaced during each of his last two starts; Clay Stevenson is 1-3-0 with an .870. Starters not yet confirmed.

• Scoring leaders: Kyle Connor leads the Jets with 11 goals and 15 points. Lane Hutson leads Montreal with 13 points (10 assists).

• Special teams: Winnipeg’s power play is at 9.5%, 32nd of 32 NHL teams, and its penalty kill is at 70.5%, 24th. A power-play goal could make a difference.

• Injuries: Jets without Josh Morrissey, Nick Bjugstad and Vladislav Namestnikov. Canadiens without Mike Matheson and Ivan Demidov; captain Nick Suzuki (upper body) has missed five games and is uncertain.

Sources: NHL.com, CBS Sports, TSN, CBC, FOX Sports, Hockey-Reference (as of Nov. 2, 2026).