Ducks Extend Win Streak to 7 With Victory Over Jets

The Anaheim Ducks secured a 4-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Sunday evening, increasing their winning streak to seven games. Both Leo Carlsson and Beckett Sennecke scored twice, playing crucial roles in the team's success.

Game Context

The Ducks were playing the second game of back-to-back matches, entering the contest with a six-game winning streak. Young stars Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier led the team’s offensive efforts. The Jets, on the third game of a six-game road trip, had yet to win away from home this season.

Key Players

Mark Scheifele, the Jets’ leading scorer with 20 points and nine goals, had not scored or assisted in the previous two games and sought to regain form against Anaheim.
Cole Perfetti made his season debut for the Jets after recovering from an ankle injury.
Goalies: Lukas Dostal guarded the net for the Ducks, while Eric Comrie defended for the Jets.

Game Highlights

Early in the game, Beckett Sennecke aggressively pursued puck possession and scored after a setup from Cutter Gauthier, with Drew Helleson earning the secondary assist.

“Beckett Sennecke battled hard for the puck to start the game, and his efforts were rewarded with a goal after a pass from Gauthier.”

Shortly after that goal, Ross Johnston received a hooking penalty, granting the Jets a power play. Although the Jets controlled the puck well and created scoring chances, they failed to capitalize during the man advantage. Later in the game, the Jets got another power play opportunity following a roughing penalty on Sennecke.