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Jets vs Capitals Prediction & Odds - 3/25/2025

Winnipeg Jets vs. Washington Capitals prediction: who will win?

For tonight's Winnipeg Jets vs Washington Capitals matchup, our predictive model gives the Caps a 55% chance of defeating the Jets.

Washington Capitals: 55% win probability

League-leading offense (257 goals scored, highest in both conferences)
Best overall record (102 points in 70 games played)
Hot streak momentum (WWWWL recent form)

Winnipeg Jets: 45% win probability

Inconsistent recent performance (LWLWW form shows volatility)
Lower scoring output (246 goals vs Capitals' 257)
Defensive struggles in recent games (170 goals against, trending upward)

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Winnipeg Jets vs. Washington Capitals odds

Here are the latest odds for this NHL matchup as the Winnipeg Jets host the Washington Capitals at home on Tuesday, March 25.

	Winnipeg Jets	Washington Capitals
Moneyline	-140 (via Caesars Sportsbook)	+120 (via BetMGM Sportsbook)

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Winnipeg Jets vs. Washington Capitals preview

The NHL's top two powerhouses clash at Canada Life Centre as the league-leading Capitals bring their red-hot offense to face the Jets' brick wall defense.

Washington's been absolutely crushing it lately with nine wins in their last ten, while the Jets are looking to bounce back after a tough loss to Buffalo - but don't let that fool you, they've been solid with four wins in their last six.

The matchup features a fascinating goalie duel between Logan Thompson, who's been stellar with a .917 save percentage, and Connor Hellebuyck, who's been straight-up dominant with a league-best six shutouts.

Kyle Connor's been lighting it up for the Jets with 86 points, while the Caps counter with Dylan Strome's playmaking brilliance and Ovechkin's trademark goal-scoring touch.

The special teams battle could be the game-changer here - Winnipeg's power play is clicking at an NHL-best 30% while Washington's penalty kill ranks sixth in the league.

The Caps will have to manage without Milano, Oshie, and Backstrom, which might test their depth against a Jets team that's been nearly unbeatable at home.

This one's shaping up to be a classic chess match between Washington's league-leading offense (3.6 goals per game) and Winnipeg's stifling defense (2.4 goals against).

Given how these teams match up, expect a tight-checking affair where special teams and goaltending could make all the difference.

Key stats

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Both teams lead their respective conferences - Jets (100 pts) in West, Capitals (102 pts) in East
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Capitals show stronger recent form with WWWWL vs Jets' LWLWW pattern
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Jets maintain better defensive record with 170 goals against vs Capitals' 181
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Capitals demonstrate superior offensive output with 257 goals for compared to Jets' 246