In Game 7 of the first round of the Western Conference, the Winnipeg Jets overcame the St. Louis Blues with a 4-3 overtime victory at the Canadian Living Center, putting them into the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.The Jets made a comeback at the end of the third phase. Vladislav Namestnikov started the rally with a 1:55 score, with Cole Perfetti scoring a clutch goal with just 2.2 seconds left, the latest game goal in seven games in NHL history. It's a night to remember for 23-year-old Cole Perfetti
Adam Lowry became a hero in the second overtime, deflecting Neal Pionk defeated Bruce goalkeeper Jordan Binnington at 16:10 for a victory. Lowry's goal limited the team's efforts, Perfetti contributed two goals and Pionk added three assists. Goalkeeper Connor Hellebuyck saved 26 times.
“I've never screamed that loudly,” said Marlene Davis, a longtime fan who has been on season tickets since 2011.
Adam Lowry became a hero in the second overtime, deflecting Neal Pionk defeated Bruce goalkeeper Jordan Binnington at 16:10 for a victory. Lowry's goal limited the team's efforts, Perfetti contributed two goals and Pionk added three assists. Goalkeeper Connor Hellebuyck saved 26 times.
“I've never screamed that loudly,” said Marlene Davis, a longtime fan who has been on season tickets since 2011.
For the Blues, the goals from Jordan Kyrou and Mathieu Joseph gave them a strong start. Binnington performed well in the net, recording 43 saves, but ultimately, Bruce's efforts were insufficient.
The victory is particularly important for the Jets, who overcomes the injuries of key players such as Josh Morrissey and Mark Scheifele. The Jets will face the Dallas star in the second round, while the Stars beat the Colorado Avalanche 4-2.
