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Winnipeg Jets at New Jersey Devils Preview & Picks – Will Winnipeg Win NHL Road Game?

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  • Winnipeg Jets at New Jersey Devils picks for Friday, March 7
  • Game is taking place at Prudential Center
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    Winnipeg Jets at New Jersey Devils Preview & Picks
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Winnipeg Jets at New Jersey Devils Preview & Picks

Can Winnipeg get the job done in New Jersey?

Check back here on Friday morning for our free Winnipeg Jets at New Jersey Devils tips.

Head To Head

  • New Jersey Devils lead the all-time series 35-25-11
  • New Jersey Devils won 4-1 when the two teams last met in March 2024

Winnipeg Jets Form

Winnipeg went into Thursday night’s game in Philadelphia having seen their form collapse since their 11-game win streak.

The Jets lost back-to-back games in the middle of January, but came roaring back as a 3-2 overtime win in Colorado sparked a season-best run of form.

They then beat Utah and Calgary 5-2 at home, before heading out on the road to down Montreal 4-1, Boston 6-2 and Washington 5-4 in overtime.

Winnipeg followed that up with home wins over Carolina, 3-0, and the New York Islanders, 4-3, and then sandwiched a 2-1 overtime win over San Jose at home with road wins at St Louis, 4-3, and Ottawa, 4-1.

The Jets were unable to extend that tear beyond 11 games however, as they lost 2-1 in Nashville, and that was followed by a shootout loss to Philadelphia a 3-2 defeat to the New York Islanders.

New Jersey Devils Form

New Jersey enter this matchup looking to kick-start a good run of form, having now lost seven of their last 12 games.

The Devils’ underwhelming form saw them go 5-5 during a 10-game spell that saw them fail to string together wins.

The last of those five wins came on the opening day of March as they went out on the road to beat Utah 3-1.

New Jersey failed to back that up though, as they moved on to Vegas for a 2-0 shutout defeat at the hands of the Golden Knights.

The Devils then moved on to Dallas for a showdown with the Stars on Tuesday night, which they lost 4-3.