Winnipeg Jets lose 4-1 to the Anaheim Ducks in NHL action

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The Winnipeg offence has fallen on hard times on this six-game trip. They have now scored two goals in the last nine periods of play. Not surprisingly, the Jets are 0-3-0 on the 13-day trip. The powerplay is 0-for-14 in the last four games.

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Jets Anaheim Beckett Sennecke #45 of the Anaheim Ducks scores a goal against Eric Comrie #1 of the Winnipeg Jets during the first period at Honda Center on November 09, 2025 in Anaheim. Sennecke scored twice as the Ducks beat the Jets 4-1. Photo by (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images) /Winnipeg SunArticle content

Leo Carlsson extended his point streak to 10 consecutive games, scoring twice to pace the Anaheim Ducks to a 4-1 win over the Jets on Sunday night.

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Carlsson potted the winner, a power-play goal at 19:03 of the first period. He also scored his second power-play goal at 2:47 of the third period. Carlsson has 19 points in his last 10 games. He is tied for second in league scoring with ().

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The Winnipeg offence has fallen on hard times on this six-game road trip. They have scored two goals in the last nine periods of play. Not surprisingly, the Jets are 0-3-0 on the 13-day trip. The powerplay is 0-for-14 in the last four games.

Kyle Connor scored ninth of the season. His second period goal was the 600th point in his career. He is fourth all-time in Jets 2.0, trailing Ilya Kovalchuk, Blake Wheeler and Mark Scheifele. Cole Perfetti made his season debut. He missed 14 games with a high ankle sprain.

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Eric Comrie lost his first game in his fourth start. He stopped 17 shots of 21 shots.

The Ducks have now won seven consecutive games, scoring 34 goals in the winning streak. Led by the 20-year-old Carlsson, Anaheim has 25 goals and 56 points from players 21-years old or younger. Teenager Beckett Sennecke also scored twice for the Ducks. Twenty-one-year-old Cutter Gauthier picked up two assists. Anaheim is first in the Pacific Division and second overall in the league with 23 points heading into action on Monday.

Lukas Dostal turned aside 23 of 24 shots for his sixth consecutive victory.

The Jets are in Vancouver on Tuesday night.

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Colin Miller, Cole Koepke and Brad Lambert were scratched … Prior to the game, the Jets placed Morgan Barron on injured reserve. Barron suffered an undisclosed injury in the third period during a 5-2 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Nov. 1. He was diagnosed week-to-week at the time. The undisclosed injury was not lower or upper body in nature, Arniel saying the injury was “in between.” The 26-year-old Halifax native has three goals and three assists in 12 games played. Defenceman Dylan Samberg is still recovering from a broken wrist. He was injured in the pre-season game against the Flames on Sept. 27. Gustav Nyquist is still day-to-day with a lower body injury. He’s been skating with the team in a non-contact jersey. Nyquist left the game against the Chicago Blackhawks on Oct. 30 early in the first period.

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Period one production

Even though the Ducks scored twice in the first period, it is safe to say Perfetti probably had the easiest chance to convert, the incident happening with 42 seconds remaining in the period. Jonathan Toews swooped behind the Anaheim net and slid a cross-crease pass to the winger who was completely unmarked at the top of the crease. Dostal was still hugging the left post when Perfetti’s redirection went wide of the right post and hit the outside of the net. In his first game of the regular season, Perfetti was credited with two shot attempts and logged 5:47 of ice time in the first period. The Jets were fortunate the Ducks didn’t pot more than two as the home side created three 2-on-1’s in the period. The two-goal opening period was the first time since the season opener against the Dallas Stars, where the club allowed two goals in a first period.

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