Ducks Extend Win Streak to 7 With Victory Over Jets

The Anaheim Ducks secured a 4-1 win over the visiting Winnipeg Jets on Sunday evening. Leo Carlsson and Beckett Sennecke each netted two goals, extending the Ducks’ winning streak to seven games.

Game Overview

The Ducks played their second consecutive game in a back-to-back series while hosting the Jets. Before this match, Anaheim was riding a six-game winning streak, powered by young stars Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier. The Jets, on the third game of a six-game road trip, had not won an away game this season.

Key Players and Performances

Mark Scheifele, leading the Jets with 20 points and nine goals, had gone two games without scoring and was aiming to break the streak in Anaheim.
Cole Perfetti made his season debut for the Jets after recovering from an ankle injury.
The Ducks' net was guarded by Lukas Dostal, while Eric Comrie took position for the Jets.

Game Progress

Beckett Sennecke started strong, winning a puck battle early and scoring off a pass from Cutter Gauthier. Drew Helleson earned the secondary assist on the opening goal.

“Beckett Sennecke battled hard for the puck to start the game, and his efforts were rewarded with a goal after a pass from Gauthier.”

Shortly after, Ross Johnston of the Jets was penalized for hooking, giving Winnipeg their first power play opportunity. Despite solid puck possession and chances, the Jets failed to capitalize.

The Jets earned a second power play following a roughing penalty on Sennecke, but their offense remained stifled.