Jets not out of the woods yet, but pulse after losing streak found

The Winnipeg Jets completed an unprecedented NHL comeback on Tuesday night, overcoming a 4-0 deficit against the Montreal Canadiens to win 5-4 in overtime. The Jets scored four goals in under three minutes late in the third period before Dylan Samberg scored the overtime winner at the Bell Centre, snapping the club's nine-game losing streak.

Ken Wiebe writes that the historic rally demonstrated critical resolve for head coach Scott Arniel's squad following a difficult stretch. Kyle Connor scored two late goals, while Tyrel Bauer recorded a Gordie Howe hat trick to ignite the comeback. In roster moves, forward Brad Lambert cleared waivers and was assigned to the AHL's Manitoba Moose alongside defenceman Garrett Brown.