Losing streak hits four for Winnipeg Jets after 3-2 OT loss in Dallas

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Aumell, C. (2026, October 23). Losing streak hits four for Winnipeg Jets after 3-2 OT loss in Dallas. Global News. https://globalnews.ca/news/12114379/losing-streak-hits-four-for-winnipeg-jets-after-3-2-ot-loss-in-dallas/

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Global News · collected 2026-10-23 · by Christian Aumell

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The Winnipeg Jets lost their fourth consecutive game with a 3-2 overtime defeat against the Dallas Stars on Thursday night. The first period was scoreless for both teams, though Dallas outshot Winnipeg 12-6. In the second period, Wyatt Johnston scored for Dallas before Brayden Yager’s breakaway attempt sparked the Jets, who tied and then took the lead with goals from Gabriel Vilardi and Kyle Connor. Despite controlling much of the third period, Winnipeg allowed a late equalizer to Mikko Rantanen, leading to Roope Hintz scoring the game-winner in overtime.
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The Winnipeg Jets suffered their fourth consecutive loss with a 3-2 defeat against the Dallas Stars in overtime on October 20, 2026. The game was tied at 2-2 until Roope Hintz scored the winning goal for Dallas after Mikko Rantanen's pass. Despite an early deficit, Winnipeg managed to tie the score late in the third period but couldn't hold onto it. In the second period, Wyatt Johnston capitalized on a power play opportunity to give Dallas the lead. The Stars outshot the Jets 12-6 in the first period and maintained pressure throughout, leading to their eventual victory.

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🔮 Bjorck made a great play to deny Jason Robertson in the Winnipeg end, springing an odd-man rush that Winnipeg hoped would end the game.
🔮 Skinner had hoped the goal would be waved off but Snuggerud did not use a distinct kicking motion to deflect the puck.
🔮 The Jets will now return home to host the Hurricanes Saturday afternoon.
🔮 Winnipeg earned another power play less than a minute later as Isak Rosen was held during a strong net drive but the Jets couldn’t cash in on the ensuing advantage.
2026-10-14 · assertive framing · Top line carries Winnipeg Jets to 5-2 win over Wild
🔮 If you score three goals in an NHL game, chances are you will win a lot of those games.
🔮 Winnipeg will now return home to host the Colorado Avalanche Wednesday night.
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2026-10-03 · assertive framing · Winnipeg Jets begin season with 4-3 OT loss to Boston
🔮 Winnipeg will wrap up its preseason schedule Friday in Colorado.
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Winnipeg ORG · 12× Dallas PERSON · 9× Jets ORG · 6× Hintz PERSON · 3× Oettinger PERSON · 3× Skinner PERSON · 3× Stars ORG · 3× Stuart Skinner PERSON · 1× Wyatt Johnston PERSON · 1× the Winnipeg Jets ORG · 1×

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With the faceoff in the offensive end, Dallas decided to pull the goalie and with exactly two minutes left on the clock, the Stars drew level. The puck was cycled behind the Winnipeg goal to Mikko Rantanen, who held onto it for a moment before spotting Roope Hintz cutting to the front of the net.
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🔮 Bjorck made a great play to deny Jason Robertson in the Winnipeg end, springing an odd-man rush that Winnipeg hoped would end the game.
2026-10-23 · Global News
Losing streak hits four for Winnipeg Jets after 3-2 OT loss in Dallas · assertive framing

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Nursing a three-game losing skid, the Winnipeg Jets were hoping to turn things around in Dallas Thursday night. asserted
Jets → nurse → Dallas
For a while, it looked like they were going to, but they were unable to protect the lead late in the third period before falling 3-2 in overtime to the Stars. asserted
they → look → Stars
Neither side found the back of the net during the first 20 minutes. asserted
side → find → minutes
Dallas failed on their lone power play while Winnipeg had 3:50 of unsuccessful 5-on-4 time. asserted
Winnipeg → fail → time
Dallas also outshot Winnipeg 12-6 in the first. asserted
Dallas → outshoot → first
Things got much more eventful in the second period, and it didn’t take long for the action to pick up. asserted
action → get → period
With a penalty pending against the Jets, Dallas pulled their goalie and took advantage as they were able to find a wide open Wyatt Johnston who put one past a diving Stuart Skinner just 77 seconds into the period. asserted
who → pende → period
The Stars continued to ramp up the pressure in the first half of the period, outshooting the Jets 10-2 over the first 9:11 of the second. asserted
Stars → continue → second
But Winnipeg began to turn things near the midway point. asserted
Winnipeg → begin → point
With Dallas on another power play, Brayden Yager was sprung on a breakaway and was denied by Jake Oettinger but it seemed to ignite a shift in the Jets’ level of play. asserted
it → spring → play
About a minute later, after Winnipeg killed off the penalty, they tied the game. asserted
they → kill → game
After the Jets won a puck battle below the goal line in the Dallas zone, Alex Iafallo got the puck and sent it back to Dylan Samberg at the point. asserted
Iafallo → win → point
Get daily National news His wrist shot was handled by Oettinger, who thought he had the puck frozen but it was sitting on top of his pad and Gabriel Vilardi dug it out before slamming it into the net for a pressure-relieving first of the season. asserted
Vilardi → get → season
Less than two minutes later, Winnipeg took their first lead of the night. asserted
Winnipeg → take → night
Dallas had the chance to clear the puck but botched a breakout, resulting in the puck landing on the stick of Neal Pionk at the left point. asserted
puck → have → point
He skated it towards the middle of the ice before sliding a pass across to Kyle Connor that the Jets’ leading scorer sniped into the back of the net for his ninth of the season. asserted
scorer → skate → season
Each side had some decent chances to find the back of the net as the period wound down. asserted
period → have → net
Viggo Bjorck had a great look in tight for his first NHL goal but was denied by Oettinger while Skinner had to show off some lightning-quick reflexes to pull a bouncing puck off the goal line in the final seconds. asserted
Skinner → have → seconds
Dallas did end up outshooting Winnipeg 14-8 in the period. asserted
Dallas → end → period
The Jets almost built on their lead when a wrist shot from Samberg rang off the post about four minutes in. asserted
shot → build → post
Winnipeg was unable to generate much on a power play midway through the period, and the game stayed 2-1 for much of the third before an icing call with just under 2:30 to go. asserted
game → generate → 2:30
With the faceoff in the offensive end, Dallas decided to pull the goalie and with exactly two minutes left on the clock, the Stars drew level. The puck was cycled behind the Winnipeg goal to Mikko Rantanen, who held onto it for a moment before spotting Roope Hintz cutting to the front of the net. asserted
who → decide → net
Rantanen passed it to his fellow Finn who made no mistake. asserted
who → pass → mistake
Just 16 seconds after Hintz scored, Tyler Myers sent the puck over the glass in his own end, giving Winnipeg a glorious opportunity to take the lead back but they were unable to generate much of anything before the final horn sounded. asserted
horn → score → anything
It took a couple of minutes for the chaos to begin in overtime but once it did, the teams went up and down the ice. asserted
teams → take → ice
Bjorck made a great play to deny Jason Robertson in the Winnipeg end, springing an odd-man rush that Winnipeg hoped would end the game. asserted
Winnipeg → make → game
Instead, a Pionk wrist shot was blocked by Robertson, sending the puck to the corner where Miro Heiskanen got there first as Hintz started to skate up the ice. asserted
Hintz → block → ice
Heiskanen sent an area pass to Hintz with nobody around him, he collected it, walked in alone on Skinner and fired a shot five-hole to end the game. asserted
he → send → game
Skinner did all he could, stopping 35 shots while Oettinger only had to make 17 saves to get the win. uncertain
Oettinger → do → win
Winnipeg now heads home to take part in the much-anticipated Heritage Classic Sunday against Montreal at Princess Auto Stadium. asserted
Winnipeg → head → Stadium
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