The Jets have won seven in a row to move atop the NHL standings through 55 games going into Thursday’s action around the league, and it’s not just because of elite goaltender Connor Hellebuyck. They’re the highest-scoring team with the best power play and have given up the fewest goals a game, playing with strong fundamentals and sound structure.

The Winnipeg Jets have been hanging out near the top of the standings all season, and now they sit alone at the top of the NHL Power Rankings thanks to an eight-game winning streak. With Connor Hellebuyck on his way to another Vezina Trophy,

The Winnipeg Jets, Washington Capitals, and Edmonton Oilers are all rolling along, but who would claim the top spot in the latest power rankings?

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The Winnipeg Jets (38-14-3) continued their winning ways, beating the New York Islanders (25-21-7) 4-3 at Canada Life Centre on Friday night for their eighth straight victory.