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The Jets practice in Montreal ahead of the final game of their four-game road trip on Tuesday.

The Winnipeg Jets held practice in Montreal on Monday ahead of the final contest of their four-game road trip, attempting to rebound from a nine-game losing streak. Forward Dawson Mercer was absent due to an upper-body injury, leaving his availability uncertain for Tuesday. Meanwhile, defenseman Josh Morrissey took part in the skate while wearing a non-contact jersey as he continues his recovery.
Head coach Scott Arniel provided updates on several players, confirming Mercer took a maintenance day after being nicked up. Arniel noted that Morrissey is not yet considered day-to-day until he sheds the non-contact uniform, while Cole Koepke felt better after missing time with an injury. The Jets also adjusted lines, reuniting Gabriel Vilardi with Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor.
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