Lukas Dostal anchored a masterclass in efficiency while a surprising offensive surge from the fourth line propelled Anaheim to a dominant bounce-back victory in Winnipeg.
The Anaheim Ducks earned a 5-1 road victory against the Winnipeg Jets on Friday, rebounding from their first loss of the season against Edmonton. Head coach Joel Quenneville reshuffled his lineup, leading to a tight-checking defensive performance where the Ducks scored all five of their goals off the rush. Goaltender Lukas Dostal stopped 15 of 16 shots, while Jets goaltender Clay Stevenson made 12 saves on 16 shots.
The Ducks' fourth line of Jeff Malott, Tim Washe, and Judd Caulfield delivered depth scoring with two goals. Defenseman Noah Warren logged 24:12 of ice time alongside Jackson LaCombe and helped Anaheim kill four penalties. The Hockey News also highlighted sophomore winger Beckett Sennecke's play-driving growth, noting his increasing impact as the Ducks head to Calgary for their next matchup.
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