Winnipeg sports news: The Winnipeg Jets trail the Chicago Blackhawks 4 to 2 after two periods at the United Center in Chicago, and a late second period goal from Kyle Connor has given Winnipeg a way back into a game that looked lost.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 14, 2026
Sources: Sportradar live scoreboard | Last updated: November 14, 2026, about 5:30 p.m. EST
Key Takeaways
- Chicago leads Winnipeg 4 to 2 after the second period at the United Center.
- Kyle Connor scored on a slap shot with 1:59 left in the second period, assisted by Mark Scheifele, to cut the Chicago lead to two goals.
- Scheifele scored his 930th career point earlier in the period to pass Dale Hawerchuk for the franchise record, then added the assist on Connor’s goal for point 931.
- Frank Nazar scored Chicago’s fourth goal on a power play tip in, assisted by Teuvo Teravainen and Sam Rinzel.
- Nico Daws replaced Stuart Skinner in the Winnipeg net during the second period. Skinner stopped 5 of 8 shots. Daws stopped 3 of 4.
- Winnipeg leads shots on goal 17 to 12 and faceoffs 26 to 11, but Chicago is 2 for 2 on the power play while Winnipeg is 0 for 3.
How the Second Period Played Out
Chicago stretched its lead to 4 to 0 when Frank Nazar tipped in a power play goal with 5:16 left in the second period, assisted by Teuvo Teravainen and Sam Rinzel. Mark Scheifele answered with 3:55 left, scoring on a wrist shot set up by Josh Morrissey and Kyle Connor, and that goal was the record breaker, his 930th career point. Kyle Connor then cut the lead to 4 to 2 with 1:59 left in the period, beating Spencer Knight on a slap shot with Scheifele picking up the assist.
The first period belonged to Chicago. Tyler Bertuzzi opened the scoring 1:48 in, assisted by Oliver Moore and Connor Bedard. Anton Frondell doubled the lead, assisted by Teravainen, and Connor Bedard scored on the power play with four seconds left in the period, assisted by Patrick Kane and Sam Rinzel, for a 3 to 0 Chicago lead after one.
Scheifele Adds Another Point on His Record Night
Scheifele came into the game one point short of Dale Hawerchuk’s franchise record of 929 points. His second period goal moved him to 930 points and also tied Hawerchuk’s franchise goals record at 379. The assist on Connor’s goal took Scheifele to 931 career points.
The Jets came into Chicago on a five game winning streak after Thursday’s 8 to 3 win at Dallas, and Scheifele’s record chase was the story of the afternoon before the puck even dropped.
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What the Numbers Say at the Second Intermission
Winnipeg leads shots on goal 17 to 12 and has won 26 of 37 faceoffs. Chicago has been perfect on the power play at 2 for 2, while Winnipeg is 0 for 3. Spencer Knight has stopped 15 of 17 Winnipeg shots. Stuart Skinner stopped 5 of 8 in the first period before Nico Daws took over in the second and stopped 3 of 4. Winnipeg leads hits 13 to 5. The Jets need two goals in the third period to force overtime and keep the winning streak alive.
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