Winnipeg Jets vs Washington Capitals Prediction - 11/26/2025
Updated November 26, 2025
Updated November 26, 2025
The Winnipeg Jets head into Wednesday’s clash with the Washington Capitals as underdogs without their star goaltender. They will try to overcome that adversity in this contest against a Capitals team that is attacking at an elite level of late. Will that be a recipe for disaster for Winnipeg? Continue reading to get my Jets vs Capitals prediction for Wednesday night.
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Washington is coming off a solid 5‑1 win over the Columbus Blue Jackets, bouncing back quickly after a loss earlier in this homestand. The Caps have found scoring rhythm in recent games, producing 23 goals in their last four games. The Jets have lost two straight games, entering this road trip on shaky footing. Washington is playing better hockey of late and will try to keep it that way here.
The biggest blow for Winnipeg of late is that their goaltending star Connor Hellebuyck is sidelined for 4–6 weeks following a knee procedure. Consequently, Eric Comrie will start in net. Though Comrie has been respectable this season, the drop‑off from Hellebuyck’s elite numbers will likely be meaningful over the long haul. Washington will likely try to test him early and often, pushing traffic to create scoring chances.
On the Caps’ side, veterans such as Alexander Ovechkin still pose a scoring threat, while contributors like Tom Wilson and Dylan Strome offer secondary scoring and physical play. For Winnipeg, players like Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele must be sharp if the Jets hope to keep pace with their starting goalie out.
Player | Prop |
|---|---|
Alexander Ovechkin (WSH) | Over 0.5 Points |
Tom Wilson (WSH) | Over 0.5 Points |
Kyle Connor (WPG) | Over 0.5 Points |
Mark Scheifele (WPG) | Over 0.5 Points |
Score Projection: Washington 4 – Winnipeg 2
Win Probability: Winnipeg 45%, Washington 55%
With Hellebuyck out, the Jets should struggle to contain the potent attack of the Caps in this contest. Washington has won four of its last five games and is firing on all cylinders offensively at the perfect time given the Jets' goaltending situation. I project a two-goal win for the Capitals, but I'll take the Caps to just win on the moneyline.
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