Nikolaj Ehlers continued his impressive scoring streak with a goal and two assists, leading the Winnipeg Jets to a decisive 6-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils. Ehlers' recent performance has put him at the forefront of the Jets' offensive efforts, totaling five points over his last three games. Kyle Connor also made headlines by netting his 33rd goal this season, contributing to the Jets' two consecutive wins after a tough stretch.

Although the Devils struggled to maintain momentum, they managed to score with Dawson Mercer’s slap shot early in the third period. However, that was not enough to change the outcome of the game. This win solidifies the Jets' competitive positioning as Ehlers reaches 56 points in 55 games, marking one of his most efficient seasons yet. The Jets aim to carry this form into their next matchup against Carolina.

The Winnipeg Jets extended their franchise-record win streak to 11 games with a 4-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators, showcasing their resilience and depth as a team. Early goals from Mason Appleton and Cole Perfetti capitalized on Ottawa's mistakes, giving the Jets a commanding lead. Coach Scott Arniel noted some sloppiness but praised the team's ability to adapt and improve.

Connor Hellebuyck was instrumental, making 24 saves, and continues to lead the league in Goals Against Average. Despite the Senators' struggles, including missing key players like Brady Tkachuk and Josh Norris, their coach acknowledged the challenge of scoring against a top goalie like Hellebuyck. Winnipeg is now eyeing the NHL record of 17 consecutive wins.

The Winnipeg Jets continue to dominate the NHL with their franchise-record 11-game win streak, defeating the Ottawa Senators 4-1. The Jets capitalized on early mistakes by the Senators, scoring twice in quick succession during the first period, with Cole Perfetti and Mason Appleton lighting the lamp. Connor Hellebuyck shined in goal for Winnipeg with 24 saves, as Linus Ullmark of the Senators faced 36 shots but remains winless since returning from injury.

Kyle Connor added to the Jets' lead with his 31st goal of the season, before Thomas Chabot responded for Ottawa. Mark Scheifele capped the scoring with a late empty-netter, bringing his season total to 33. The Jets now sit atop the league with 87 points, just six wins shy of the all-time NHL record for consecutive victories.

Cole Perfetti achieved his first NHL hat trick, leading the Winnipeg Jets to a 5-2 victory against the Utah Hockey Club. Perfetti scored the opening goal and added two more, while Nikolaj Ehlers contributed with a goal and two assists, reaching a career milestone of 500 points. David Gustafsson also found the net for Winnipeg. Connor Hellebuyck held strong in goal, making 17 saves. On the Utah side, Barrett Hayton and Nick Schmaltz scored, with Connor Ingram stopping 25 shots but unable to keep the Jets at bay.

Perfetti's performance was crucial, particularly his decisive third-period goal that gave Winnipeg a 3-2 lead. Ehlers extended the lead further with a breakaway goal, and Perfetti capped off his night with an empty-netter. The Jets maintained offensive pressure throughout the game, capitalizing on their chances effectively against a fatigued Utah team that had played the previous night in Minnesota.

Jason Robertson's two goals and Jamie Benn's crucial tip-in led the Dallas Stars to a narrow 4-3 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights. Roope Hintz also contributed with a goal, while Matt Duchene, Wyatt Johnston, and Evgenii Dadonov each tallied two assists. Jake Oettinger made 18 saves, notably stopping a close-range attempt from Pavel Dorofeyev in the closing seconds, ensuring the Stars evened their season series against Vegas, having split their playoff encounters over the last two seasons.

For Vegas, Jack Eichel's two goals and Shea Theodore's strike kept the game competitive, although they fell to a disappointing 2-6-1 in their last nine games, jeopardizing their spot atop the Pacific Division. Mark Stone provided three assists for the Knights, who continue to struggle in recent outings.

In other matchups, the New York Islanders secured a 3-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers, aided by Anthony Duclair and Bo Horvat's late first-period goals. Cole Perfetti's hat trick led the Winnipeg Jets to a 5-2 triumph against Utah, while Tampa Bay ended a two-game skid by defeating Chicago 4-3 in overtime, with Nikita Kucherov scoring the decisive goal.