HIGHLIGHT REEL Blues 3 / Jets 2 (SO)
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AT THE MTS CENTRE
Big picture
Jets’ fans need to ask themselves this question, forgetting for a moment the lopsided shots on goal advantage (42-16): when this critical eight-game homestand began — a stretch some have said could define the season — would they have been happy with eight of a possible 10 points through five games? Thought so. This is a team with some flaws, but it remains in the playoff picture with March approaching and that’s got to mean something.
Little picture
The resiliency factor is key for the Jets. Winnipeg had been 2-14-1 this year when trailing after the first period, but rallied to tie it in the second and earned a point against a stifling defensive squad.
Game-breaker
In the shootout, the Jets’ Blake Wheeler scored first, but the Blues’ Jaroslav Halak then shut the door on Bryan Little, Evander Kane and Andrew Ladd. St. Louis got shootout goals by Andy McDonald and David Perron for the ‘W.’
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SUMMARY
First Period
1. St. Louis, Backes 18 (Oshie, McDonald) 7:43
2. St. Louis, Perron 12 (Berglund, Oshie) 19:14
Penalties — None.
Second Period
3. Winnipeg, Wheeler 12 (Kane, Byfuglien) 7:19
4. Winnipeg, Wheeler 13 (Ladd, Byfuglien) 15:14
Penalties — Burmistrov Wpg (hooking) 4:49, Reaves StL (tripping) 8:53, St. Louis bench (too many men; served by Stewart) 11:06.
Third Period
No Scoring.
Penalties — None.
Overtime
No Scoring.
Penalties — None..
Shootout
St. Louis wins 2-1
Winnipeg (1) — Wheeler, goal; Little, miss; Kane, miss; Ladd, miss; St. Louis (2) — McDonald, goal; Oshie, miss; Shattenkirk, miss; Perron, goal.
Shots on goal by
St. Louis6460–16
Winnipeg161780–41
Goal — St. Louis: Halak (W,18-10-5); Winnipeg: Mason (SOL,7-6-1).
Power plays (goals-chances) — St. Louis: 0-1; Winnipeg: 0-2.
Referees — Stephane Auger, Don Van Massenhoven. Linesmen — Michael Cormier, Brad Lazarowich.
Attendance — 15,004 (15,004)
