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The Winnipeg Jets picked up an important 4-2 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday night at the Canadian Life Centre.

In the defeat, Jonathan Drouin recorded his team’s worst margin (-3), even if he was the second most used forward by Jared Bednar, behind Mikko Rantanen (27 minutes and 17 seconds), as he spent a total of 25 minutes and 22 seconds on the ice.

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Unusually, a goal was scored in the last minute of the three periods of play, with Adam Lowry opening the scoring three seconds before the end of the first half, while Kyle Connor scored his team’s fourth goal – his second of the match – empty-handed. The net 37 seconds before the end of the match.

Joel Kiviranta cut it to 3 to 2 while the puck showed 19 minutes and 29 seconds had passed during the middle engagement.

However, it was Josh Morrissey who scored the winning goal for the Manitoba club with a powerful shot that beat Alexander Georgiev at the top.

Nathan MacKinnon was the other Colorado player to respond. He finished off his evening of work with a goal and an assist.

Coyotes return to land

After a five-game winning streak against the last five Stanley Cup champions, the Arizona Coyotes lost 4-1 to the Philadelphia Flyers.

Once again, Travis Konecny ​​contributed greatly to his team’s success, scoring two goals, one of which was shorthanded. Joel Farabee and Cam York also turned on the red light for the visitors.

The only goal for the local favorites came off the stick of Lawson Cross late in the first half.

With this victory, the Flyers continue to have an impressive start to the season. John Tortorella’s men posted a 14-10-2 performance, good for second place in the Metropolitan Division.