Ducks Extend Win Streak to 7 With Victory Over Jets
The Anaheim Ducks secured a 4-1 victory over the visiting Winnipeg Jets on Sunday evening, extending their winning streak to seven games. Key contributions came from Leo Carlsson and Beckett Sennecke, who each scored twice.
Game Overview
The Ducks played their second game of a back-to-back series at home, while the Jets were in the third match of a six-game road trip, still searching for their first away win. Anaheim's young stars, Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier, continued to drive the team’s success.
Jets' Challenges
- Mark Scheifele, the Jets’ top scorer with 20 points and nine goals, had gone two games without registering a point and aimed to break the drought in this matchup.
- Cole Perfetti made his season debut after recovering from an ankle injury.
Starting Goalies
Lukas Dostal guarded the Ducks’ net, with Eric Comrie defending for the Jets.
Key Moments
Beckett Sennecke battled hard for the puck early and was rewarded with a goal assisted by Gauthier, with Drew Helleson earning the secondary assist.
Shortly after, Ross Johnston received a hooking penalty, giving the Jets a power play opportunity. Despite strong puck possession and chances, the Jets failed to score during the man-advantage.
The Jets had another power play following a roughing penalty on Sennecke.
Summary
The Ducks' strong team effort and clutch scoring from young players extended their impressive winning streak, while the Jets struggled to capitalize on power play chances on the road.
Author's summary: The Ducks continued their hot streak with a commanding 4-1 win over the Jets, showcasing standout performances by their young stars and solid defensive play.