NHL · Final Recap

Winnipeg’s Power Play Snaps Devils’ Five-Game Run

November 11, 2026 · 2:40 AM

Two power-play goals and a big edge in physical play powered Winnipeg past New Jersey, 4-2, earlier today.

Winnipeg beat New Jersey 4-2 earlier Tuesday, ending the Devils’ five-game winning streak. Kyle Connor scored twice, including a power-play goal, and finished with seven shots and a plus-minus of zero. Dawson Mercer also had two goals, one on the power play, on three shots, with a plus-minus of zero. Cole Perfetti assisted on two goals, recording one hit and a plus-minus of zero. Cody Glass and Jesper Bratt scored for New Jersey, while Jack Hughes added an assist. Winnipeg went 2-for-? No: the Jets scored twice on the power play, outshot the Devils 25-21 and held a 22-8 edge in hits. Jake Allen made 21 saves on 24 shots for an .875 save percentage; Nico Daws stopped 20 of 22 for a .909 mark.

Key Performers

Kyle Connor, Winnipeg: 2 goals, 0 assists, 2 points, 7 shots, +0, 1 PPG, 0 hits. Dawson Mercer, Winnipeg: 2 goals, 0 assists, 2 points, 3 shots, +0, 1 PPG, 0 hits. Cole Perfetti, Winnipeg: 0 goals, 2 assists, 2 points, 0 shots, +0, 0 PPG, 1 hit.

Standings Impact

Winnipeg entered at 7-8-3 with 17 points and a three-game win streak; the victory makes it four straight and moves the Jets to 8-8-3. New Jersey, which started 13-5-0 with 26 points, sees its five-game streak end.

DYMA Insight

The result is a sharp upset against the pregame power index: No. 24 Winnipeg beat No. 4 New Jersey. Two power-play goals, 25 shots and a 22-8 hits advantage gave the Jets the clearest edges in a game where the Devils had been riding a five-game run.