Party on, Winnipeg: Jets fans revel in Game 7 playoff victory
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Fans go wild as the Winnipeg Jets beat the defending Western-Conference champion Nashville Predators in Game 7 of the second-round NHL playoffs Thursday night. Winnipeg is in the conference final for the first time in franchise history — and the team is the final hope for Canada’s first Stanley Cup celebration since Montreal in 1993. The next game is at home Saturday night against Vegas’ Golden Knights.
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