Kovacevik had body position and was first to the puck. I'd count that as a turnover. Regardless, it's definitely a bang-bang play.
Heineman has the lowest TOI on a bad team. I'd expect a very good NHL players to react to that pass by not immediately firing the puck toward the net. If a third liner on the Jets got the puck in that position and reacted by scanning the ice and deliver a crisp pass to a D-man that has moved below the hash marks, I'd be stunned.
If Hutson doesn't glide down below the hashmarks, how much does that reduce his chance to recover a potential rebound? And how much does it improve his chances to not give up a game-killing goal against?