Kyle Connor and Cole Perfetti each reached their scoring target in four of Winnipeg’s five wins this season, but their latest game pulled them apart. Connor scored twice in the 5–4 win at Montreal. Perfetti took six shots and finished without a point. Even a productive Jets night can leave one of these choices behind.
These Jets parlay picks compare Connor’s two-point target with one point from Perfetti, using Winnipeg wins as the starting point. That’s the Side & Support idea for backing the Jets against Vancouver: choose the contribution that fits how you expect Winnipeg to win, with the price and the recent misses in view.
Jets parlay picks: two scoring targets, very different prices
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kyle Connor Over 1.5 points |
+150 | 80.0% 4 of 5 WPG wins |
37.5% 6 of 16 appearances |
| Cole Perfetti Over 0.5 points |
−150 | 80.0% 4 of 5 WPG wins |
43.8% 7 of 16 appearances |
These records cover this season’s completed regular-season appearances with Winnipeg. Five wins is a small sample, and both players’ longer records are considerably weaker than the current winning-game figures. Neither 80% record should be read as tonight’s probability.
Kyle Connor — Over 1.5 points (+150)
Connor needs two points, through goals, assists or a combination. His scoring in those wins took several forms: two goals against Colorado and Montreal, a goal and an assist against Minnesota, and two goals plus an assist against Detroit. If you expect him to be central to Winnipeg’s scoring, this gives you a larger payout for asking for a multi-point night.
The +150 price is a different proposition from his over 3.5 shots at −130. Against Pittsburgh, Connor took six shots but recorded no points in a Jets win. Against Minnesota, he had two points on three shots. Those results explain the choice better than the matching four-of-five winning records: the shot target needs volume, while the points target needs scoring involvement.
His recent losses also show why a Jets-win view doesn’t settle the question. He had a goal and an assist against Tampa Bay, one goal in the later Florida loss, then no points against Carolina before scoring twice in Montreal. The expected first-line left wing has produced both with and without the team result.
Over the longer window from October 1, 2025, Connor reached two points in 20 of 40 Winnipeg wins and 33 of 98 appearances overall. Half of those wins wasn’t enough for this target. The current four-for-five mark is an encouraging recent association, but the older record is a strong reason to resist treating +150 as a bargain simply because Winnipeg wins.
Cole Perfetti — Over 0.5 points (−150)
Perfetti only needs one goal or assist, though you’re paying −150 compared with +150 for Connor’s two-point target. His four winning-game hits this season all included goals: one each against Detroit, Pittsburgh and Colorado, and two against Minnesota. You can use this target without requiring the expected second-line left wing to produce twice.
The latest Montreal win is the clearest challenge. Perfetti played 21:03 and took six shots, yet finished without a point while Winnipeg scored five. It’s a useful reminder that minutes, chances and a team win can still leave a points over short. He also went scoreless in the recent losses to Florida and Carolina, after recording two assists in the Tampa Bay defeat.
His over 0.5 assists was +150 on the same board. That pays more, but three of his four winning-game point performances came without an assist. He had two assists alongside his goal against Detroit; the Pittsburgh, Colorado and Minnesota wins were goal-only nights. The −150 points offer leaves both scoring routes open; it doesn’t require his next contribution to be a setup.
Perfetti’s longer record is 19 of 31 Jets wins and 35 of 84 Winnipeg appearances with a point since October 1, 2025. That is well below the current 80% winning-game mark. The lighter one-point requirement is appealing beside Connor’s two-point target, but the most recent win shows exactly why it carries its own risk.
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Choose the production you expect
Connor’s +150 asks for a bigger scoring contribution and pays more for it. Perfetti’s −150 asks for one goal or assist from Winnipeg’s expected second line. The Pittsburgh win favored Perfetti’s target; the latest Montreal win favored Connor’s. Your view of who contributes matters alongside your view of the winner.
Both options depend on Winnipeg’s scoring opportunities, so the separate records don’t establish a combined parlay probability. Follow the Canucks–Jets live matchup for the game, or explore more NHL parlay ideas.
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