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Winnipeg Jets Fail to Finish as Losing Streak Reaches 10 with OT Loss to Vegas Golden Knights
The Winnipeg Jets' losing streak reaches 10 games after surrendering a two-goal lead and losing 4-3 in overtime to Vegas, with Tomas Hertl scoring the winner.
- On Tuesday night, the Winnipeg Jets lost 4-3 in overtime to the Vegas Golden Knights at Canada Life Centre, extending their losing streak to ten games.
- Winnipeg's leads slipped when Vegas responded with third-period and power-play goals by Mark Stone, Brett Howden and Reilly Smith to erase the Jets' multi-goal advantage.
- Luke Schenn scored in his 1,100th game, snapping a 98-game goal drought and netting his 45th career goal.
- The defeat also carries historical weight as the loss matches the franchise's longest losing skid including the Atlanta Thrashers era, while Winnipeg Jets host Edmonton Oilers Thursday.
- Since their strong start, team metrics show the Jets have gone 6-18-5 after a 9-3 record, with Scott Arniel, Jets head coach, calling it 'Groundhog Day' and stressing the need to 'find a way.
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Tomas Hertl scores in OT as Golden Knights win 4-3, hand Jets their 10th straight loss
Tomas Hertl scored on the power play at 4:47 of overtime and the Vegas Golden Knights beat Winnipeg 4-3, handing the Jets their 10th straight loss.
·United States
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Hertl plays OT hero as Golden Knights extend Jets' losing streak to 10 games
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Jackson Progress-ArgusKnights halt skid on OT goal, extend Jets' slide to 10
Tomas Hertl scored a power-play goal with 12.8 seconds left in overtime as the Vegas Golden Knights rallied to defeat the host Winnipeg Jets, 4-3, on Tuesday night.
·Georgia, United States
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