Winnipeg Jets
Central Division, Western Conference · 23 reports in the 2024-25 edition.
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The club
2023-24 · 82 games · 202 for, 223 againstHow it played
- Shot attempts share, five-on-five
- 51.1% 14th of 32
- Expected goals share, five-on-five
- 52.0% 11th of 32
- Power play expected goals per sixty
- 6.53 29th of 32
- Penalty kill expected goals allowed per sixty
- 6.92 10th of 32
Where the record lies
- Finishing goals scored above what the chances were worth
- +9.3 8th of 32
- Goaltending goals prevented beyond what the chances allowed were worth
- +34.8 1st of 32
Winnipeg Jets scored 9.3 more goals than their chances were worth and got 34.8 more saves than the chances they faced warranted — 44 goals of the record that the underlying play does not explain. Both halves regress.
Roster shape
Points-weighted, so these are the ages and origins of the production rather than of the sweaters.
- Average age
- 28.4
- weighted by points
- From 33 and up
- 0.0%
- of skater points
- From under 26
- 19.6%
- of skater points
- Homegrown
- 62.9%
- drafted by this club
- Continuity
- 80.5%
- of last season's five-on-five minutes
The read
the numbers, and the eyeThe best goaltending in the league by seven and a half goals, and the fewest goals against in it.
Who this names 6 of 23 on the roster · 26% of their five-on-five minutes details
Both columns above are searched, and a name counts on the same terms the page links it: in full always, by surname only when one man in the edition wears it. Nothing here says who ought to be named — only who was, so the weighting can be seen rather than guessed at.
Not named here: Mason Appleton, Morgan Barron, Eric Comrie, Nikolaj Ehlers, David Gustafsson, Alex Iafallo, Rasmus Kupari, Adam Lowry, Colin Miller, Vladislav Namestnikov, Nino Niederreiter, Cole Perfetti, Neal Pionk, Dylan Samberg, Mark Scheifele, Logan Stanley, Gabriel Vilardi.
What the Quant Says
52-24-6, 110 points, 4th in the league and second in the Central.
259 goals for, fifteenth in hockey. 199 against, first. Twelfth at creating chances at even strength, ninth at preventing them, twenty-eighth on the power play and eighteenth on the penalty kill.
At five-on-five: 178 goals scored against 168.7 expected, and 121 conceded against 155.8. Nine goals of finishing gained and 34.8 goals of goaltending gained — the largest figure in the league by seven and a half.
Connor Hellebuyck went 37-19-4 with a .921 in 60 games. Josh Morrissey had 59 assists and a plus-34, Dylan DeMelo finished plus-46 — the second-largest figure in this edition — and Kyle Connor scored 34 goals in 65 games with 10 game-winners.
Haydn Fleury and Jaret Anderson-Dolan arrive. Brenden Dillon, Nate Schmidt, Laurent Brossoit and Axel Jonsson-Fjallby do not.
This is a club that finished fourth in the league with the fifteenth-best offence and the twenty-eighth power play. The reason is a goaltender who was worth thirty-five goals more than the shots he faced, and there is no version of the next season in which that repeats exactly.
What the Scout Says
The best goaltender in the league, in front of a club that is ninth at keeping the puck out of its own end.
Connor Hellebuyck faced 1,798 shots and stopped 92.1 per cent of them, and the club's goaltending finished 34.8 goals to the good — first in the league by seven and a half. Winnipeg allowed 199 goals, the fewest in hockey. Dylan DeMelo finished plus-46, the second-largest figure in this edition.
Everything good about this club runs through one man. The skaters were twelfth at making chances and ninth at preventing them, which is a very good hockey club and not a first-place one.
The roster
No measured season behind two of them: Eric Comrie and Connor Hellebuyck. Their pages carry an older stat line and a judgment, and nothing from 2023-24.
Jaret Anderson-Dolan
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 325 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
A career minus-31 in 127 games.
Mason Appleton
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
A sixth-round pick with 329 games, playing on a club that allowed the fewest goals in hockey.
Morgan Barron
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
Eleven goals in ten and a half minutes a night, at 6-4.
Eric Comrie
Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Comrie did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.G · Winnipeg Jets
An .8932 across 57 games and four organisations.
Kyle Connor
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.LW · Winnipeg Jets
Thirty-four goals and 10 game-winners in 65 games, on six penalty minutes.
Dylan DeMelo
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
Plus-46 — the second-largest figure in this edition — from a sixth-round pick.
Nikolaj Ehlers
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.LW · Winnipeg Jets
Three hundred and twenty-six attempts at 168 pounds, and the highest chance share of any forward on the club.
Haydn Fleury
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 357 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
Seventh overall in 2014, and 37 points in 268 games.
David Gustafsson
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 330 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
Six career penalty minutes in 113 games.
Connor Hellebuyck
Evidence behind this report: No record. No five-on-five record — Hellebuyck did not play a measured season. Everything on the page is an older line and a judgment.G · Winnipeg Jets
Thirty-five goals better than the shots he faced — the largest goaltending edge in the league by seven and a half.
Alex Iafallo
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.LW · Winnipeg Jets
Undrafted, with 231 points in 502 games.
Rasmus Kupari
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 229 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
No goals in 28 games, from a twentieth-overall pick.
Adam Lowry
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
Six-five, 392 career penalty minutes, and 11 shorthanded goals.
Colin Miller
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
Not one attempt from inside twenty feet, in 46 games.
Josh Morrissey
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
Fifty-nine assists and a plus-34, at twenty-four minutes a night.
Vladislav Namestnikov
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
Seven hundred and eight games across seven organisations.
Nino Niederreiter
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.RW · Winnipeg Jets
Eight hundred and eighty-seven games, 223 goals, and 408 penalty minutes.
Cole Perfetti
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
Nineteen goals at 22, on a 54 per cent chance share.
Neal Pionk
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
Undrafted, and 183 career assists in 467 games.
Dylan Samberg
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
One attempt in a hundred and eight from inside twenty feet.
Mark Scheifele
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
Seven hundred and seventeen points in 797 games, all of them for this club.
Logan Stanley
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing, only 315 five-on-five minutes. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.D · Winnipeg Jets
Six-seven and 231 pounds, and 36 penalty minutes in 25 games.
Gabriel Vilardi
Evidence behind this report: Light. Thinner than most: part of the record is missing. The page is honest about what it has, but it is a smaller sample than the book's norm.C · Winnipeg Jets
A 10.6-foot median attempt — the closest chart of anybody in this edition who took a hundred.
How they were used
2023-24 · 82 games
Measured from shift charts at five-on-five, not projected. Units are built from the strongest partnership outward and ordered by how much they were used; the percentage is the share of the first player’s five-on-five ice time spent alongside each linemate. A low number means the club never settled on a combination. Players who have gone are marked — either to another club, or off an NHL roster altogether, which covers retirement and an unsigned summer alike.
Forwards
First line
Second line
Third line
Fourth line
Defence
First pair
Second pair
Third pair
Goaltending
By games played