The Winnipeg Jets are looking to wrap up their season-long homestand on a high note as they host the Calgary Flames on Saturday.

BOTTOM LINE: The Winnipeg Jets host the Calgary Flames as winners of three consecutive games. Winnipeg has gone 18-4-3 at home and 31-12-3 overall. The Jets are 27-2-1 in games they score three or more goals.

After a tough set of losses in St. Louis that allowed the Blues to catch up in the standings, the Calgary Flames will have to overcome a tough schedule to stay in the race

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On Thursday night, for the second time in three days, the Calgary Flames faced the St. Louis Blues on the road. For the second time in three days, they were held to just a single goal and just couldn’t muster enough offence to overcome their mistakes.

The Calgary Flames host the Los Angeles Kings after the Kings took down the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 in overtime. Calgary has gone 19-14-7 overall with a 6-4-1 record in Pacific Division games.

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A case of mistaken identity, thoughts on the Calgary Flames surprising season as well as that of the Columbus Blue Jackets (including defenseman Zach Werenski) and a visit from Vegas Golden Knights Spanish broadcaster Jesus Lopez is all featured in this week's episode of "NHL Unscripted with Virk and Demers" podcast presented by iHeartPodcasts.

The Winnipeg Jets (31-12-3) are dealing with four players on the injury report ahead of a Saturday, January 18 matchup with the Calgary Flames (21-16-7) at Canada Life Centre, which begins at 7:00

A perfect three-game road trip convinced the New York Islanders they were on the verge of mounting another midseason push for a playoff berth.

It’s time to put this issue to bed. The question seems preposterous. Matt Boldy is widely regarded as an established top-line forward at the age of 23. He averaged 30 goals per season in his age-21 and 22 seasons,