Jets rally from four goals down late in third, shock Canadiens in OT
The Winnipeg Jets achieved a historic comeback victory against the Montreal Canadiens, scoring four goals in the final minutes of regulation before winning in overtime. This win snapped a nine-game losing streak for the team.
Why it matters
It is a notable event in NHL history, representing the latest four-goal comeback in the league's record books.
Samberg caps crazy comeback at 3:30 after Winnipeg scores four in final 2:39 of regulation
MONTREAL -- The Winnipeg Jets rallied from four goals down in the dying minutes of the third period before shocking the Montreal Canadiens with a 5-4 overtime victory at Bell Centre on Tuesday.
Winnipeg, which entered the game on a nine-game losing streak (0-7-2), began its comeback with 2:39 remaining in regulation. Tyrel Bauer scored his first NHL goal to make it 4-1 after Dylan DeMelo 's dump-in took a funny bounce off the left boards.
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