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Kraken vs Jets Prediction & Odds - 3/16/2025

Seattle Kraken vs. Winnipeg Jets prediction: who will win?

For tonight's Seattle Kraken vs Winnipeg Jets matchup, our predictive model gives the Jets an 85% chance of defeating the Kraken.

Winnipeg Jets: 85% win probability

League-leading point total (96 points in 67 games)
Elite offensive output (234 goals scored, 2nd in Western Conference)
Strong defensive system (154 goals against, best in Western Conference)

Seattle Kraken: 15% win probability

Poor defensive record (218 goals against, 13th in Western Conference)
Inconsistent scoring (201 goals for, ranking 9th in conference)
Recent struggles (29 wins in 67 games, 13th place position)

At Sporting Post, our unique prediction model combines insights from top NHL experts. Instead of sifting through hundreds of expert analyses across the web, you can rely on our predictions to understand the market's overall sentiment. We scan trusted sources, analyzing predictions, data, and opinions, and our AI assigns a confidence level to each prediction. We then average these levels to produce an 'expert opinion' win probability—reflecting the collective intelligence of the industry's leading NHL experts.

Seattle Kraken vs. Winnipeg Jets odds

Here are the latest odds for this NHL matchup as the Seattle Kraken host the Winnipeg Jets at home on Sunday, March 16.

	Seattle Kraken	Winnipeg Jets
Moneyline	+152 (via FanDuel Sportsbook)	-175 (via BetMGM Sportsbook)

Seattle Kraken vs. Winnipeg Jets preview

The red-hot Winnipeg Jets roll into Climate Pledge Arena looking to complete a season sweep of the Seattle Kraken in what's shaping up to be a classic offense-versus-defense showdown.

Fresh off dominating the Dallas Stars with a physical 35-hit performance, the Jets' dynamic duo of Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele have been lighting up the scoreboard, with Connor's recent two-goal, one-assist masterclass showcasing their offensive firepower.

The Kraken, despite their struggles this season, have found a spark with Eeli Tolvanen stepping up big time - his recent two-goal performance against Utah proves he could be the x-factor Seattle needs to pull off an upset.

Between the pipes, it's a tale of two very different stories - the Jets' Connor Hellebuyck has been practically unbeatable with a stellar .936 save percentage in March, while Seattle's goaltending carousel continues to spin between a struggling Joey Daccord and the recently recalled Philipp Grubauer.

The Jets' league-leading defense (allowing just 2.28 goals per game) will be put to the test against a Kraken offense that's managed to light the lamp consistently in their last eight outings.

Climate Pledge Arena should be rocking for this Western Conference clash, with Seattle desperate to keep their slim playoff hopes alive against a Jets squad that's been absolutely crushing it on the road this season.

If the previous two matchups between these teams are any indication - both one-goal affairs - we're in for another nail-biter in the Pacific Northwest.

Key stats

1
Winnipeg Jets lead Western Conference with 96 points while Seattle sits 13th with 62 points - a 34-point gap between teams
2
Jets boast superior goal difference (+80) compared to Kraken's negative differential (-17)
3
Winnipeg's recent form shows 4 wins in last 5 (WWLWW) versus Seattle's mixed record (WWLWL)
4
Jets have scored 53 more goals this season (234) than Kraken (201) while conceding 64 fewer goals