Jets wipe out Canadiens in OT with record-setting comeback

The Winnipeg Jets achieved a remarkable comeback against the Montreal Canadiens, winning 5-4 in overtime after trailing by four goals. This victory marked the latest four-goal comeback in NHL history, as the Jets scored four times in just over two minutes to tie the game, culminating in Kyle Connor's power-play goal with only 32 seconds left in regulation. Dylan Samberg secured the win for Winnipeg in overtime, ending the team's nine-game losing streak.

The Canadiens expressed disappointment after the game, acknowledging their complacency with a substantial lead. Players noted that they failed to maintain focus, leading to the unexpected turnaround. Montreal's coach emphasized the need for resilience following such a setback, while the Jets' coach celebrated the win despite speculation surrounding his future with the team. Winnipeg's victory came after a tough loss to the Carolina Hurricanes, highlighting their determination to turn their season around.