US EditionRoad Woes: Jets still winless on road in playoffs after 5-2 loss to Stars in Game 3
- The Winnipeg Jets lost 5-2 to the Dallas Stars on Sunday in Game 3 of their NHL second-round best-of-seven series in Dallas.
- The loss came after a disputed and extended review of the game-winning goal, where the NHL Situation Room determined that Jets goalie Hellebuyck had caused the puck to enter his own net.
- Dallas defenseman Alexander Petrovic initiated a play by directing the puck with his skate, which subsequently struck Hellebuyck’s stick before crossing the goal line. Although the term “propelled” is not found in the NHL rulebook, the goal was permitted under league regulations.
- Dallas took a 3-2 lead in the third period at 3:51, with Mikko Rantanen and Wyatt Johnston adding goals, while Jets coach Scott Arniel acknowledged the team never recovered from the call.
- The Jets extended their NHL playoff road losing streak to eight games and face a pivotal Game 4 in Dallas on Tuesday, needing a win to even the series.
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Game 3’s are pretty important in an NHL playoff series, since the winners typically have about a 70% chance of moving onto the next round. So when the action gets underway at the American Airlines Center, both franchises should be hungry….now lets find out how things went. GAME RECAP The Winnipeg Jets started the game off poorly when Nino Niederreiter’s stick caught a Dallas Stars’… Source
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