Jets Fall 4-1 to Ducks, Leave California Empty-Handed
The Winnipeg Jets have struggled on their current six-game road trip, dropping the first two games before facing the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday night at Honda Center. The Jets lost 4-1, marking their third consecutive defeat this season and bringing their overall record to 9-6-0.
The Ducks continued their strong performance, extending their winning streak to seven games and maintaining their lead in the Pacific Division. They scored twice at even strength and added two power-play goals, capitalizing on weaknesses in the Jets' defense.
The Ducks "exposed a few cracks in the Jets defensive structure, leading to a number of odd-man rushes and Grade A scoring chances."
The Jets leave California without a win so far on this road trip, facing challenges both offensively and defensively against a formidable Ducks team.
Summary: The Winnipeg Jets' defensive lapses contributed to a 4-1 loss to the Anaheim Ducks, extending the Ducks' winning streak and highlighting the Jets' ongoing road trip struggles.
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