The Winnipeg Jets look to rebound from a loss to the NHL’s worst team and open a three-game homestand with a positive result when they host the injury-ravaged Philadelphia Flyers on Sunday. The Jets, who are 13-4-2 since the beginning of November, suffered a 5-2 setback at Detroit on Thursday that snapped Red Wings’ 12-game losing streak and coach Paul Maurice looks for his team to pick up the pace against the Flyers.

The Minnesota Wild have been one of the league’s hottest teams, suffering one regulation loss in their last 15 games, and they’ll look to keep it going against a division rival Sunday when they visit the Chicago Blackhawks. Minnesota center Eric Staal netted a pair of goals - including the 69th game-winner of his 16-year career - to lead his squad to a 4-1 victory Saturday against Philadelphia.

The Detroit Red Wings have answered a 12-game losing streak with a pair of victories and can match their season-high winning streak when they host the Los Angeles Kings on Sunday in a battle of last-place teams in each conference. The Red Wings went 0-10-2 during their frustrating run, but knocked off Winnipeg 5-2 on Thursday and received 42 saves from Jonathan Bernier in Saturday’s 2-1 triumph at Montreal.

The Vegas Golden Knights try to continue their mastery over Vancouver when they host the Canucks on Sunday in the first of two meetings in five days. Vegas, which is 7-0-1 all-time versus Vancouver since joining the league for the 2017-18 season, is coming off a 3-2 overtime victory at Dallas on Friday while the Canucks began a two-game trip with a 4-2 loss to San Jose on Saturday.