This success, which allows them to further improve the longest series of victories in the history of the franchise, did not take long to draw. The jets led 2-0 after 9 minutes of play thanks to goals from Cole Perfetti and Mason Appleton, then 3-0 in mid-match after a success by Kyle Connor, author of his 31st goal in the regular season.
Mark Scheiffele, in the empty cage, ensured the success of Winnipeg while the Senators had reduced the brand at the end of the second third. Aligned for 13’55, Nino Niederreiter finished meeting with a +1 assessment.
The Devils for their part took the water in Denver, facing the avalanche of Colorado (5-1). NHL’s most Swiss franchise could not face Nathan Mackinnon’s Vista, author of two goals in Power-Play and an assist.
Neither Nico Hischier nor Timo Meier managed to blacken the meter sheet. The only goal of the New Jersey training came from Jack Hughes cane (2-1, 29th).
Finally, the “derby” opposing Pius Suter and Kevin Fiala returned to the first named. The Vancouver cannucks won 3-2 AP against the Kings of Los Angeles. The Californians had the merit of returning to 2-2 in the third period but Conor Garland offered victory to the British Columbia players during the extension.
