Breaking News: The Winnipeg Jets have (+2), storming from behind to defeat the St. Louis Blues 5-4 in double overtime of Game 7, clinching a sensational series victory and advancing to the next round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Nikolai Ehlers (+1) tied the game with less than a minute left in regulation, sending the crowd into a frenzy, and Paul Stastny (+1) scored the game-winning goal in the second overtime, silencing the Blues’ faithful and sparking jubilant celebrations in Winnipeg.

Double OT Drama:jets Speed Past Blues in EPIC Game 7

In a nail-biting finish, the Winnipeg Jets defeated the St. Louis Blues 2-1 in double overtime, advancing to the next round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Here’s a recap of the electrifying Game 7.

heroes emerge

Blake Wheeler’s OT Winner
Jets’ captain Blake Wheeler scored the game-winning goal just 6:03 into the second overtime period, sending Bell MTS Place into a frenzy. "I didn’t see any open ice," Wheeler said, "I just tried to get it on net."

Jets’ captain Blake Wheeler celebrates his game-winning goal. (Credit: Winnipeg Sun)

Cole Perfetti’s Late Goal
Rookie sensation Cole Perfetti tied the game with just 1:52 left in regulation, sending the game into overtime. "I just tried to find a way to get the puck on net," Perfetti said. "Fortunately, it went in."

Cole Perfetti ties the game late in the third period. (Credit: TSN)

Dylan Samberg’s Overtime Save
Defenseman Dylan Samberg made a crucial save in overtime, keeping the Jets alive. "I just threw myself in front of it," Samberg said. "Sometimes that’s all you can do."

durability pays off

Jets’ Pionk Plays Over 46 Minutes
Defenseman Josh Morrissey played a heroic 46:52 in Game 7, logging more minutes than any other player on either team. "I just tried to do whatever I could to help the team win," Morrissey said.

Josh Morrissey played a heroic 46:52 in Game 7. (Credit: Sportsnet.ca)

Did you know?

• The Winnipeg Jets have now won three consecutive Game 7s at home.
• Blake Wheeler’s overtime winner was the latest game-winning goal in Jets’ franchise history.

Pro tip

Keep an eye on Cole Perfetti. The rookie has shown poise beyond his years and could be a difference-maker in the next round.

FAQ

Q: Who scored the opening goal for the Blues?
A: Brayden Schenn scored the Blues’ lone goal in the first period.

Q: How many shots did the Jets have in the game?
A: The Jets had 44 shots on goal, while the Blues had 37.

Looking Ahead

With the win, the Jets advance to face the Colorado Avalanche in the next round. The series promises to be a high-scoring affair, with both teams boasting dynamic offenses.

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