He believes in maintaining consistency in his game strategy and stresses the need for mental resilience during these critical playoff challenges.

Connor Hellebuyck remains confident as the Winnipeg Jets face a tied playoff series against the St. Louis Blues, despite being pulled in the last two games.

At 31 years old, Hellebuyck has previously won the Vezina Trophy in 2020 and has received several nominations throughout his career.

He had a standout regular season, recording 47 wins, eight shutouts, a 2.00 goals-against average, and a .925 save percentage, leading the Jets to the Presidents' Trophy for the best record.

The Jets have struggled recently, losing to the Blues 5-1 and 7-2, which has leveled the series at 2-2.

In those games, backup goalie Eric Comrie replaced Hellebuyck in the third period, allowing just one goal in the latest match.

Hellebuyck emphasizes the importance of winning the next game and is focused on improving his performance rather than fearing failure.

Hellebuyck aims to improve with each game and shift, showcasing his determination to perform at his best.

As the reigning Vezina Trophy winner, Hellebuyck has been named a finalist for the award again and is preparing for Game 5 at home on April 30, 2025.