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Game 6 Jets vs Stars Prediction, Lineups & Betting Odds (May. 17)

Darren Cooper

By Darren Cooper in NHL Hockey

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May 15, 2025; Winnipeg, Manitoba, CAN; Winnipeg Jets defenseman Neal Pionk (4) jostles for position with Dallas Stars forward Roope Hintz (24) during the third period in game five of the second round of the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Canada Life Centre. Mandatory Credit: Terrence Lee-Imagn Images
  • Leading the best-of-seven series 3-2, the Dallas Stars host the Winnipeg Jets in Game 6 tonight at American Airlines Center
  • Dallas is 1.5-goal favorites at home where they are 5-1 in the playoffs
  • I’ve got my look at the best odds, Jets vs Stars prediction and lineups for Game 6 on Saturday night

Winnipeg (45-49 ATS) tries to avoid elimination tonight in Dallas (44-50) in Game 6 of their Western Conference second-round playoff series.

The Jets, who won the Presidents’ Trophy for the best record in the regular season, are 0-5 on the road in the playoffs, but have outscored the Stars 13-11 this series.

Are the Jets road warriors or road kill? I’m all over this Game 6 tilt in Big D with my prediction, projected lineups and take on the best odds.

Jets vs Stars Game 6 Prediction

Even though the number is low, I’m seeing plenty of value on the under here. This has not been a high-scoring series. Nine of the last 10 games between these two teams have hit the under, so look closely at the 5.5 total posted.

Home ice for the Stars is too big a data point to ignore, and I’m predicting the Stars to win and cover. Home teams are 12-1 in the Jets’ last 13 games.

Winnipeg has been a different team in the playoffs at home and on the road. Specifically, Jets star goalie Connor Hellebuyck has been different. He’s 0-5 on the road in the playoffs with a 5.84 goals against average. At home in this series, he has two shutouts and a save percentage of .955.

Dallas is 5-1 at home in the playoffs with an average of 3.83 goals, while Winnipeg has mustered just 1.6 goals a game on the road. Dallas’ offense has been led by Mikko Rantanen, who has 19 points, the most of any player.

This series has gotten chippy, as you would expect. Stars captain Jamie Benn socked Jets star Mark Scheifele at the end of Game 6 and was fined $5,000. Winnipeg leads the playoffs 541 hits in the playoffs, but being tough doesn’t always translate to being better.

Jets vs Stars Game 6 Odds

Bet TypeJetsStars
Puckline+1.5 (-205)-1.5 (+170)
Moneyline+130-155
TotalO 5.5 (-108)U 5.5 (-112)
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Winnipeg hasn’t covered the puck line in each of its last six road games and have never – repeat never – won a Game 6 in franchise history. They’re 0-3 all-time.

When Dallas leads a series 3-2, they’re 22-3 in closing it out. The Stars are 1.5-goal favorites with the total locked at 5.5. The best moneyline value on the Jets is at Caesars at +135 and at BetMGM for the Stars at -150.

Jets vs Stars Projected Lineups


Jets Projected Lineup

Forwards

Kyle Connor – Mark Scheifele – Gabriel Vilardi

Nikolaj Ehlers – Vladislav Namestnikov – Cole Perfetti

Nino Niederreiter – Adam Lowry – Mason Appleton

Brandon Tanev — Morgan Barron — Alex Iafallo

Defense

Josh Morrissey – Dylan DeMelo

Dylan Samberg – Neal Pionk

Haydn Fleury – Luke Schenn

Goaltenders

Connor Hellebuyck

Eric Comrie

Injuries: Rasmus Kupari (concussion), Logan Stanley (undisclosed)


Stars Projected Lineup

Forwards

Mikael Granlund – Roope Hintz – Mikko Rantanen

Mason Marchment – Matt Duchene – Tyler Seguin

Jamie Benn – Wyatt Johnston – Jason Robertson

Sam Steel – Evgenii Dadonov

Defense

Thomas Harley – Ilya Lyubushkin

Esa Lindell – Cody Ceci

Miro Heiskanen – Lian Bichsel

Alexander Petrovic

Goaltenders

Jake Oettinger

Casey DeSmith

Injuries: Nils Lundkvist (shoulder)

Darren Cooper

Darren has been covering the world of sports since 1998. His grandfather had a special 'system' to bet on the ponies, but the secrets of that system have been lost to time. He loves betting the under, thinks homefield advantage is worth more than 3 points nowadays and always stays within his means.

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