Jets score 4 straight goals, rally past Senators for 3rd win in row

Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele each had a goal and an assist for the Jets (26-10-1), who have won three straight and have points in seven of eight (6-1-1). Connor Hellebuyck made 33 saves.

“We didn’t try to chase it, I think that was the biggest thing,” Scheifele said. “When we got down 2-0, there was still lots of game left. Sometimes you can go and try to chase offense, but we just tried to stick to our game. We knew that if we did the right things over and over, good things would happen. It showed.”

Tim Stutzle, and Ridly Greig scored for the Senators (18-15-2), who lost a second game after winning six straight. Mads Sogaard made 19 saves.

“I thought we played really well,” Ottawa defenseman Thomas Chabot said. “Honestly, we were facing, what, the best team in the League? And obviously we made a few mistakes and they're probably most likely going to end up in the back of your net, unfortunately. So that's something we got to take away from this game and make sure that when we get to Minnesota tomorrow night, we make sure that we're better at that.”

Stutzle made it 1-0 Senators at 10:40 of the first period, scoring on the power play on a cross-slot setup by Drake Batherson.

“I think [Winnipeg] came out really hard, and obviously the power play got us going,” Stutzle said. “I think there's some stretches we maybe want back, but in the end, I think we just gotta keep playing the way we want to play, keep playing simple and I think good things will happen.”