The NHL's recent trade dynamics have proven fruitful for the Washington Capitals, Los Angeles Kings, and Winnipeg Jets, showcasing a rare scenario where all teams involved in trades benefited significantly. Alex Iafallo scored for Winnipeg as part of the trade involving Pierre-Luc Dubois, who has found new life with the Capitals.

Dubois's performance has been pivotal, with 42 points in 52 games already surpassing his previous season's output. Meanwhile, Darcy Kuemper's solid goaltending has helped the Kings regain form, leading to a crucial win against the Carolina Hurricanes. The Jets, embracing their roles, are currently enjoying a six-game winning streak, solidifying their position as serious contenders for the Stanley Cup.

In an exciting matchup, Josh Morrissey netted two goals, including the game-winner in overtime, leading the Winnipeg Jets to a thrilling 5-4 victory against the Washington Capitals. The Jets, who have now won six consecutive games, showcased their offensive prowess with contributions from Cole Perfetti, Dylan Samberg, and Alex Iafallo, each adding to the scoreboard. Connor Hellebuyck made 25 saves, assisting Winnipeg in overcoming an 11-game losing streak on the road in Washington, a record dating back to 2013.

On the other side, Capitals’ captain Alex Ovechkin scored his 24th goal of the season, tying the game late in the third period as he inches closer to Wayne Gretzky's all-time record. Washington had strong performances from players like Pierre-Luc Dubois and Tom Wilson, but fell short in the overtime period, suffering their second consecutive 5-4 defeat.

The Washington Capitals faced a tough loss against the Winnipeg Jets, falling 5-4 in overtime during a thrilling match at Capital One Arena. The game began with the Jets quickly taking a 2-0 lead, with goals from Cole Perfetti and Dylan Samberg. The Capitals fought back with Pierre-Luc Dubois and Taylor Raddysh finding the net, but the Jets' Alex Iafallo restored the two-goal lead. The Capitals tied the game at 4-4 with goals from Tom Wilson and Alex Ovechkin, but Josh Morrissey secured the victory for Winnipeg in overtime.

In a thrilling overtime showdown, the Anaheim Ducks edged the Winnipeg Jets 4-3, with Troy Terry emerging as the star, scoring two goals and assisting on the game-winner. The Ducks' goalie John Gibson played a pivotal role, stopping 27 of 30 shots and earning praise from his teammates for his calm demeanor and crucial saves, including a breakaway denial against Nikolaj Ehlers.

The game saw the Jets twice relinquish leads, ultimately falling to their second straight loss. Despite leading the NHL in power-play goals, the Jets failed to convert on two opportunities. Winnipeg's Alex Iafallo, Adam Lowry, and Mark Scheifele found the net, but it wasn't enough to secure victory.

Troy Terry's overtime goal propelled the Anaheim Ducks to a thrilling 4-3 win against the Winnipeg Jets. Terry, who also provided an assist, showcased his offensive prowess, contributing to the Ducks' comeback after trailing 3-2 late in the game.

The Jets initially took control, with goals from Mark Scheifele, Adam Lowry, and Alex Iafallo, establishing a 3-2 lead. However, Radko Gudas tied the game with a crucial shot that forced overtime, demonstrating the Ducks' resilience.