Played Saturday, 2026-11-14 ET (today), Winnipeg edged Chicago 5-4 in overtime to extend its winning streak to six.
Winnipeg beat Chicago 5-4 in the fifth period, finishing an overtime game after the teams were tied 4-4 through regulation. The Jets outshot the Blackhawks 31-21 and outhit them 23-7, but Chicago scored twice on the power play to Winnipeg’s once. Mark Scheifele led Winnipeg with one goal and three assists for four points, four shots, a plus-one rating, no power-play goals and no hits. Connor Bedard had one goal and one assist, three shots, a minus-one rating and one power-play goal, with no hits; Cole Perfetti scored once on three shots, finished plus-one and supplied Winnipeg’s power-play goal, with no hits. Gabriel Vilardi recorded one goal and one assist on seven shots at minus-one, while Kyle Connor had one goal and one assist on four shots at plus-one and two hits; neither scored a power-play goal. Stuart Skinner stopped 5 of 8 shots for a .625 save percentage, Nico Daws stopped 12 of 13 for .923, and Chicago’s Spencer Knight made 27 saves on 31 shots for .871. The extra-period finish gave Winnipeg the narrow edge despite Chicago’s two power-play goals and Bedard’s two-point night.
Key Performers
Mark Scheifele, Winnipeg: 1 G, 3 A, 4 P, 4 shots, +1, 0 PPG, 0 hits. Connor Bedard, Chicago: 1 G, 1 A, 2 P, 3 shots, -1, 1 PPG, 0 hits. Cole Perfetti, Winnipeg: 1 G, 0 A, 1 P, 3 shots, +1, 1 PPG, 0 hits.
Standings Impact
Winnipeg improves to 10-8-3 and 23 points, extending its streak to six wins. Chicago falls to 5-14-1 and remains at 11 points.
DYMA Insight
Winnipeg entered ranked 15th in DYMA Power Index, well ahead of Chicago at 31st, and its 31-21 shot advantage helped turn that edge into a win. The Jets have now won six straight, while Chicago’s two power-play goals were not enough to overcome the shot and hit disparities.