Well, those True North fans that ended up sitting through 56 minutes of Winnipeg Jets’ hockey without a goal against the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday were rewarded for their commitment by a comeback of the ages. Setting an NHL record…
The Winnipeg Jets return home to Canada Life Centre to face the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday night in Game 17 of their season. Both franchises enter the matchup struggling near the bottom of the league standings, with the Jets holding a 5-8-3 record and the Canucks sitting last in the NHL at 3-13-1.
Winnipeg snapped a nine-game losing streak in their previous game by scoring four late goals to complete a historic comeback against the Montreal Canadiens. Dylan Samberg scored the overtime winner for the Jets, who now seek to improve their 5-on-5 play and address ongoing scoring issues against Vancouver.
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