HIGHLIGHT REEL Coyotes 4 / Jets 1
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Big picture
Thirteen goals against in three games, just five for. This, as Jets coach Claude Noel said Saturday night, is not a road the team wants to go down. The defensive vulnerabilities are certainly a big factor in the team’s 0-3 mark to date, leaving it still the only pointless outfit in the NHL.
Little picture
An ugly start — a giveaway in the first minute turned into Daymond Langkow’s goal — and little pushback made this result pretty apparent after the first period, when the Coyotes were ahead 2-0. And through three games, the Jets have surrendered a power-play goal in each game, and scored not a one themselves.
Turning point
The first-period defensive-zone fire drill that was the preamble to Oliver Ekman-Larsson’s first goal of the game was pretty indicative of how the glue is not dry on what the Jets are trying to build.
More ice time
Rookie Mark Scheifele had different linemates at different times of Saturday’s game, but saw his most ice time of the first three games of his season.
The 18-year-old first-round draft pick played 16:22 in the game. He was without a shot on goal, but was a plus-one. Scheifele averaged 11-plus minutes in his first two outings.
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SUMMARY
First Period
1. Phoenix, Langkow 1 (Whitney, Doan) 0:34
2. Phoenix, Ekman-Larsson 2, 9:12
Penalties — Bissonnette Phx (boarding) 3:58, Phoenix bench, (too many men; served by Pyatt) 11:16, Boedker Phx (hooking) 15:10.
Second Period
3. Phoenix, Ekman-Larsson 3 (Gordon, Pyatt) 14:57
4. Winnipeg, Ladd 1 (Enstrom, Wheeler) 19:41
Penalties — Hainsey Wpg (double high-sticking) 3:43.
Third Period
5. Phoenix, Whitney 2 (Hanzal, Doan) 6:43 (pp)
Penalties — Ladd Wpg (slashing) 5:14, Stuart Wpg (high-sticking) 7:19, Kane Wpg (interference) 10:56, Aucoin Phx (hooking) 15:23.
Missed penalty shot — Antropov Wpg, 9:10.
Shots on goal by
Winnipeg 5 9 5 — 19
Phoenix 11 10 14 — 34
Goal — Winnipeg: Mason (L,0-1-0); Phoenix: Smith (W,1-1-1).
Power plays (goals-chances) — Winnipeg: 0-4; Phoenix: 1-5.
Referees — Mike Hasenfratz, Greg Kimmerly. Linesmen — Vaughan Rody, Jay Sharrers.
Attendance — 17,132 (17,135).
