Columbus Blue Jackets at Winnipeg Jets: TV, Radio, Lineup and Injuries
The Columbus Blue Jackets start their three game week in Manitoba to face the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday night.
The Columbus Blue Jackets are finishing up their annual trip to the northern great plains as they face the Winnipeg Jets tonight. The Jackets are coming off an off day Sunday and practice on Monday following an exciting 5-4 overtime win in Minnesota.
Winnipeg has won its previous three games after a slow start under Steve Mason. After losing the first two games of the season by a combined score of 13-5, the Jets turned to net-minder Connor Hellebuyck. That move has certainly paid off as the Jets have allowed only five goals in three games, well below the league average thus far this season.
That is nice for the Jets in all, but they are returning to Mason tonight. The Columbus Blue Jackets have to be salivating at the notion of shooting pucks on Mason.
CBJ-JETS: Players to watch, keys to victory and prediction
Game Information
- Game: Columbus Blue Jackets (4-1-0) vs. Winnipeg Jets (3-2-0)
- Time: 8 p.m. ET
- Location: Bell MTS Place (Winnipeg, MB)
- Line: Jets -105
- TV: FOX Sports Ohio, FOX Sports Go
- Radio: 97.1 FM (Columbus, OH), TSN 1290 (Winnipeg, MB)
Injury Report
WINNIPEG JETS
Although not as banged up as the Minnesota, the Jets are facing some serious injuries. Perreault’s injury allows rookie Kyle Connors to be called up to the NHL from Manitoba Moose. Connors will skate on the Little and Laine line.
COLUMBUS BLUE JACKETS
Carlsson will miss at least five days with an upper body injury, leaving opportunity for both Scott Harrington and Markus Nutivaara in his wake. Boone Jenner is still out and will be for some time with the most frustrating and mysterious injury of the NHL season thus far.
Related Story: Nutivaara vs Harrington
Jets Lines
Ehlers – Scheifele – Wheeler
Connor – Little – Laine
Matthias – Copp – Tanev
Dano – Petan – Armia
Morrissey – Trouba
Enstrom – Bufyglien
Poolman – Myers
Mason
Hellebuyck
Blue Jackets Lines
Panarin – Wennberg – Atkinson
Calvert – Foligno – Bjorkstrand
Milano – Dubinsky – Anderson
Dubois – Sedlak – Dalpe
Werenski – Jones
Johnson – Savard
Murray – Nutivaara
Korpisalo
Bobrovsky
Joonas Korpisalo gets the start and looks to put forth a better performance than the 5-1 drubbing the Jackets were handed by the Chicago Blackhawks. Korpi allowed five goals on only 29 shots that game for his only outing of the season.
Next: CBJ To-Do List for Week 3
The Jackets important week three starts on the road with the only game of the week not in the friendly confines of Nationwide Arena. A point on the road would be a great result for the Columbus Blue Jackets.