The Jets have the third-ranked offensive in the NHL, scoring 3.59 goals per game. Mark Scheifele leads the team with 23 goals, while Kyle Connor leads with 30 assists. Winnipeg has six players with 10 or more goals, compared to just three for Nashville.

Tuesday night in the NHL features the Winnipeg Jets hosting the streaking Nashville Predators at Canada Life Centre. Welcome to NHL Predictions here at Last Word on Hockey, where each day we preview and predict the upcoming slate of NHL games around the league!

It will be a familiar foe at Canada Life Centre Tuesday night; for the second time in just over a week, the Jets will clash with the Nashville Predators. Winnipeg beat Nashville 3-0 on Dec. 30, but the Predators have so far won a pair of games in 2025, only giving up a single goal in that time.

Max Herz and Hal Gill will call the game on 102.5 The Game and the Predators Radio Network. The game will also be broadcast in Spanish on El Jefe which airs on 96.7 FM, 105.3 FM and 810 AM. (El partido también se transmite en español por El Jefe en 96.7 FM, 105.3 FM y 810 AM.)

Josh Morrissey is having another monster season for the Winnipeg Jets. He recorded at least 59 assists in back-to-back seasons and is on track to set a new career high this year, pacing for 66 assists through exactly half of Winnipeg’s games.

The Nashville Predators are still trying to dig themselves out of the hole they ended up in after the first half of this season. It may not happen this year, but they can keep their winning streak through Western Canada when facing the Winnipeg Jets.

Nashville (11-19-7) managed 22 shots in the game, but Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck stopped all of them. Juuse Saros made 25 saves in the loss, the Predators' 12th on the road this season, second-most in the NHL.