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The Winnipeg Jets have two potential routes to the post-season: winning the Southeast Division outright and qualifying as the third seed in the Eastern Conference, or finishing in the top eight in the conference.

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The Winnipeg Jets have two potential routes to the post-season: winning the Southeast Division outright and qualifying as the third seed in the Eastern Conference, or finishing in the top eight in the conference.

Here’s a look at the Jets and the teams they are battling at this stage:

Florida Panthers

RECORD: 36-24-15, 87 pts. First in Southeast Division; third in Eastern Conference

GAMES REMAINING: 7 (2 home, 5 away)

GAMES VS. PLAYOFF TEAMS: 2

ODDS OF MAKING PLAYOFFS: 96.1%

(from www.sportsclubstats.com)

TRENDING: Panthers have been steady at keeping their distance, don’t face an onerous schedule the rest of the way.

Winnipeg Jets

RECORD: 35-32-8, 78 pts. Third in Southeast Division; 10th in Eastern Conference

GAMES REMAINING: 7 (3 home, 4 away)

GAMES VS. PLAYOFF TEAMS: 3

ODDS OF MAKING PLAYOFFS: 4.1%

TRENDING: Road woes have undone so many possibilities, but Jets have their next two at home, both vs. playoff teams.

Washington Capitals

RECORD: 38-30-8, 84 pts. Second in Southeast Division; ninth in Eastern Conference

GAMES REMAINING: 6 (3 home, 3 away)

GAMES VS. PLAYOFF TEAMS: 4

ODDS OF MAKING PLAYOFFS: 68.6%

TRENDING: Facing huge Tuesday showdown at home to Buffalo, then alternate road and home games the rest of the way.

Buffalo Sabres

RECORD: 37-29-10, 84 pts. Third in Northeast Division; eighth in Eastern Conference

GAMES REMAINING: 6 (2 home, 4 away)

GAMES VS. PLAYOFF TEAMS: 4

ODDS OF MAKING PLAYOFFS: 41.1%

TRENDING: Continuing to get points (7-1-2 in last 10) has been key for Sabres. Face major contest Tuesday in Washington, then Penguins, then back-to-back with Leafs.

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