Jets fall 4-1 to Ducks, leave California empty-handed
The Winnipeg Jets left California without a single win after a tough 4-1 loss to the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday night at Honda Center. It was the third straight defeat for the Jets on their six-game road trip, bringing their record to 9-6-0 for the season.
The Ducks, in contrast, extended their impressive winning streak to seven games, strengthening their hold on the Pacific Division lead. Anaheim’s offense proved too strong as they capitalized with two even-strength goals and two more on the power play.
“The Jets ran into the juggernaut known as the Anaheim Ducks and fell 4-1 on Sunday night at Honda Center.”
Winnipeg struggled defensively, giving up multiple odd-man rushes and Grade-A scoring chances that the Ducks efficiently converted. The defeat revealed some weaknesses in the Jets' defensive structure, an issue the team will need to address as the road trip continues.
Key Takeaways
- Jets lost their third consecutive game, dropping to 9-6-0 overall.
- Ducks extended their winning streak to seven games.
- Anaheim scored twice at even strength and twice on the power play.
- Winnipeg’s defense showed vulnerabilities under pressure.
Author’s summary: The Jets’ 4-1 defeat to the surging Ducks capped a winless California trip, exposing defensive flaws and extending Anaheim’s dominant streak in the Pacific Division.