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үӯ SUMMARY
Jets 2 at Predators 3 (OT)
First Period
1. Nashville, Weber 3 (Legwand, Forsberg) 15:53 (pp)
Penalties — Wilson Nash (tripping) 7:42, Wheeler Wpg (hooking) 15:09.
Second Period
2. Winnipeg, Peluso 1 (Jokinen, Frolik) 13:49
Penalty — Hendricks Nash (slashing) 3:41.
Third Period
3. Nashville, Hornqvist 4 (Fisher, Jones) 6:04
4. Winnipeg, Wheeler 3 (Bogosian, Ladd) 16:59
Penalties — Gaustad Nash (holding) 7:57, Enstrom Wpg (slashing) 8:46, Fisher Nash (slashing) 17:13.
Overtime
5. Nashville, Smith 2 (Legwand) 4:43
Penalties — None.
Referees — Tom Kowal, Brian Pochmara. Linesmen — Brad Kovachik, Andy McElman.
Attendance — 16,075 (17,113).
үӯ STUCK AT 94:
Jets goaltender Ondrej Pavelec has 94 career wins, all with the Jets/Thrashers. That has him tied for the all-time franchise lead with Kari Lehtonen.
үӯ PP WOES:
PP WOES: The Jets have now gone six games without a power-play goal, going 0-for-19 over that stretch.
үӯ OUCH REPORT:
D Mark Stuart returned to the lineup after missing two games with a hip injury. Chris Thorburn, who is on the trip, is still a few days away from being green-lighted for action.
үӯ UP NEXT:
The Jets chartered out of Nashville immediately after the game for Dallas, where they face the Stars on Saturday (6 p.m., CBC/TSN 1290).
— Ed Tait
