Winnipeg vs Dallas Prediction 10 December 2025
🔊 The Winnipeg Jets will host the Dallas Stars on their home ice in Manitoba. The hosts have significantly slowed down since the start of December and have already slipped out of the Western Conference playoff spots. Meanwhile, the visitors remain steadfast among the conference leaders and show no signs of losing momentum. This matchup features playoff contenders approaching their head-to-head clash in contrasting form.
Head-to-Head
The rivals have already faced off this season. In mid-October, on this very ice, Winnipeg fell short in a true "goal fest," losing 4-5. Despite the close scoreline, Dallas held a commanding advantage, outshooting the Jets 37-25. It was forward Wyatt Johnston who netted the game-winner back then. The Canadian remains in form and is eager to make his mark once again.
Head-to-head statistics Winnipeg - Dallas

Winnipeg Jets Team Overview
Scott Arniel's squad have recently hit a rough patch. In their last nine games, they've suffered seven losses and slipped out of the Western Conference playoff picture. Moreover, their current slide risks becoming even more prolonged. The injury loss of goaltender Connor Hellebuyck has been irreplaceable, leading to significant defensive issues-Winnipeg are allowing too much in their own zone. On average, the team concedes exactly three goals per game, which is far from an impressive statistic.
Match Results: Winnipeg Jets

Dallas Stars Team Overview
The Texas club has firmly established themselves among the Western Conference leaders. Over their last ten games, they haven't lost in regulation time and have secured eight victories. Glen Gulutzan's squad boasts impressive scoring prowess, averaging 3.45 goals per game, ranking them among the league's top four. Defensively, they are equally strong, conceding an average of just 2.45 goals per game. There are absolutely no signs of a downturn on the horizon.
Match Results: Dallas Stars
🏒 Projected Lineups
Winnipeg: Comrie - Morrissey, DeMelo - Connor, Scheifele, Vilardi
Dallas: Oettinger - Heiskanen, Lindell - Benn, Hintz, Robertson
🥅 Goalies
Winnipeg's goalie Eric Comrie is stepping up as the starter following Connor Hellebuyck's injury, marking the first time in his career he's playing in every game. The Canadian is struggling under the workload, saving only 89.7% of shots on average. This performance is clearly not enough for the team.
Dallas' goaltender Jake Oettinger is gradually returning to his elite form. The American is averaging a 90.9% save rate and has recorded two shutouts. His efforts between the pipes are a significant factor in the team's confident position among the leaders.