The Winnipeg Jets will look to win for the second time in seven games on Sunday. The Jets are 1-3-2 in their past six games and ended a four-game losing streak in a 4-3 shootout win against the Florida Panthers on Thursday. The Jets are 7-4-1 against Central Division opponents this season. "It's that time of the year right now where you're either going to be chasing for the second half or you're going to be in a better spot," forward Brian Little told the Jets website. "We're right on that line. We want to go into the Christmas break feeling good and hopefully with a few wins." The Jets are 1-for-14 on the power play in their past five games and are 8-for-16 on the penalty kill in their past four. "It's a fading of confidence in your penalty kill," coach Paul Maurice said. "When we're at our best, any team shows so much more time where they are aggressive, the other team isn't in structure. We've just gotten ourselves to a point that we have absolutely no up-ice pressure, no stand at the line, so we spend an awful lot of time in that tight box trying to pick up seams and teams will pick you apart on it."
