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үӯ HAT-TIP TO PAVELEC:

Lost in all the two-point performances by six different Jets on this night was the play by Jets goaltender Ondrej Pavelec, who made 20 saves — and a couple especially big ones in the third period in particular when his team was under siege.

“At the end of the day, we needed some good things to happen and one of them is your goalie,” said Jets head coach Paul Maurice. “People will look 5-2 and say it was an easy night for him. There was a time we needed him. I don’t think he was necessarily the difference in the game. But he was a critical piece for us.”

үӯ TROUBA ON TROUBA:

Jets defenceman Jacob Trouba, who led his team in ice-time and played more like a five-year NHL veteran last night than the rookie he is, was asked if it’s all getting “old-hat” to him at this point.

“Not really. It’s all still pretty new and I’m just trying to enjoy it as much as I can. Hopefully, I will get used to it as I go. I’m learning a lot from other players and coaches, soaking it all up and trying to enjoy it.”

үӯ SUMMARY:

FIRST PERIOD

1. Winnipeg, Little 16 (Frolik, Ladd) 5:01.

2. Winnipeg, Byfuglien 11 (Jokinen, Thorburn) 8:11.

Penalties — McGrattan Cgy (fighting) 4:38, Peluso Wpg (fighting) 4:38, Bogosian Wpg (slashing) 9:19, Colborne Cgy (holding) 16:31.

SECOND PERIOD

3. Winnipeg, Scheifele 8 (Wheeler, Thorburn) 9:09.

4. Winnipeg, Jokinen 13 (Ladd, Little) 17:31 (pp).

Penalties — Pardy Wpg (interference) 5:43, McGrattan Cgy (roughing) 9:41, Bouma Cgy (tripping) 17:05.

THIRD PERIOD

5. Calgary, Giordano 6 (Byron, Stempniak) :40.

6. Winnipeg, Trouba 5 (Wheeler, Scheifele) 2:57.

7. Calgary, Bouma 3 (Wideman) 11:59.

Penalties — Jokinen Wpg (cross-checking) 1:36, Wideman Cgy (interference) 2:25, Smid Cgy (holding) 15:58.

Shots on goal by

Winnipeg1067–23

Calgary8311–22

Goal — Winnipeg: Pavelec (W, 13-19-4); Calgary: Berra (L, 5-14-2).

Power plays (goal-chances)Winnipeg: 1-5; Calgary: 0-3.

Referees — Jean Hebert, Tom Kowal.

Linesmen — Lonnie Cameron, Ryan Galloway.

Attendance — 19,289 at Calgary.