Boston, which has won its last four games including a dominant 9-4 result against the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday, ranks second in the league in points (65). Winnipeg, which is coming off back-to-back wins including an overtime verdict against the Ottawa Senators on Saturday, is just one point behind (64).
Here are the projected lines and defensive pairings for both sides. BOSTON BRUINS (28-8-9) Brad Marchand - Charlie Coyle - David Pastrnak James van Riemsdyk - Pavel Zacha - Jake DeBrusk Jakub Lauko - Morgan Geekie - Trent Frederic Jesper Boqvist - Matthew Poitras - Danton Heinen Matt Grzelcyk - Charlie McAvoy Hampus Lindholm - Brandon Carlo Derek Forbort - Parker Wotherspoon Jeremy Swayman WINNIPEG JETS (30-10-3) Kyle Connor - Adam Lowry - Gabriel Vilardi Cole Perfetti - Vladislav Namestnikov - Nikolaj Ehlers Nino Niederreiter - Dominic Toninato - Mason Appleton Morgan Barron - Rasmus Kupari - Alex Iafallo Josh Morrissey - Dylan DeMelo Brenden Dillon - Neal Pionk Dylan Samberg - Nate Schmidt Connor Hellebuyck
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