Eric Comrie shone as he secured his first shutout of the season, leading the Winnipeg Jets to a 3-0 victory against the Carolina Hurricanes. With 29 saves, Comrie improved his record to 5-7-1 in a challenging season where he often felt unsupported by his teammates. This shutout, the third of his career, was celebrated by Comrie, who acknowledged the team's defensive efforts, particularly praising Nino Niederreiter's shot-blocking ability.

Niederreiter contributed to the Jets' success, scoring a power-play goal alongside Neal Pionk, who also found the net during special teams play. Winnipeg's power play is now the best in the NHL with 51 goals. Rasmus Kupari added another goal, while Carolina's Pyotr Kochetkov made 27 saves but couldn't keep his team competitive after a coach's challenge nullified an early goal.

Eric Comrie's stellar performance between the pipes propelled the Winnipeg Jets to their seventh consecutive victory, defeating the Carolina Hurricanes 3-0. The game showcased a potent power play, which netted two goals, setting a league-high of 51 power-play goals for the season. Comrie achieved his first shutout of the season, making 29 saves, while Rasmus Kupari, Nino Niederreiter, and Neal Pionk contributed offensively. The Jets have shown remarkable consistency, killing off all the Hurricanes' power-play opportunities and maintaining a balanced attack.

Key moments included a disallowed goal by Vladislav Namestnikov for kicking, and a coach's challenge that overturned Kupari’s goal for interference, ensuring a decisive win. The Jets look to tie their season-best eight-game win streak in their next matchup against the New York Islanders.

Eric Comrie delivered a stellar performance, recording 29 saves to secure a shutout as the Winnipeg Jets clinched a 3-0 victory against the Carolina Hurricanes, marking their seventh consecutive win. This shutout is Comrie's first of the season and third of his career. The Jets' power play was potent, contributing two goals to their tally, with Nino Niederreiter and Neal Pionk both finding the back of the net, extending Winnipeg's lead in the league with 51 power-play goals this season.

Rasmus Kupari also scored for the Jets, while Niederreiter added an assist, enhancing the attacking display witnessed by 13,802 fans at Canada Life Centre. The Jets are now just one victory away from equaling their best win streak of eight games set at the start of the season. Although Carolina held the NHL's top penalty kill, they were unable to thwart Winnipeg’s special teams, with the Jets converting 2 out of 4 chances.

Eric Comrie delivered a stellar performance, recording 29 saves to secure a shutout as the Winnipeg Jets clinched a 3-0 victory against the Carolina Hurricanes, marking their seventh consecutive win. This shutout is Comrie's first of the season and third of his career. The Jets' power play was potent, contributing two goals to their tally, with Nino Niederreiter and Neal Pionk both finding the back of the net, extending Winnipeg's lead in the league with 51 power-play goals this season.

Rasmus Kupari also scored for the Jets, while Niederreiter added an assist, enhancing the attacking display witnessed by 13,802 fans at Canada Life Centre. The Jets are now just one victory away from equaling their best win streak of eight games set at the start of the season. Although Carolina held the NHL's top penalty kill, they were unable to thwart Winnipeg’s special teams, with the Jets converting 2 out of 4 chances.

Neal Pionk's overtime heroics propelled the Winnipeg Jets to a 3-2 victory against the Colorado Avalanche, marking a significant turnaround after a previous loss. The decisive goal came just 17 seconds into overtime, following a play initiated by Connor Hellebuyck, who passed to Vladislav Namestnikov before Pionk unleashed a powerful slap shot past Avalanche goalie Mackenzie Blackwood. Morgan Barron and Gabriel Vilardi also contributed to the Jets' scoring, while Hellebuyck made 25 saves. Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar were on the scoresheet for Colorado, who struggled to capitalize on their chances despite taking an early lead.

The game saw the Jets recover from a two-game losing streak and demonstrated their defensive resilience by effectively shutting down the Avalanche's power play opportunities. With the win, Winnipeg improved their record against Central Division rivals, further positioning themselves in a competitive playoff race. The Avalanche, on the other hand, continued to face challenges against divisional opponents, finishing a five-game homestand with mixed results.