Winnipeg Jets news: the Jets gave back a two goal lead in the second period, and the New Jersey Devils have tied it 2 to 2 after two periods at Canada Life Centre on Tuesday night.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 10, 2026
Sources: Sportradar live scoreboard, TSN, NHL.com | Last updated: November 10, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Winnipeg and New Jersey are tied 2 to 2 after two periods at Canada Life Centre.
- Jesper Bratt and Cody Glass scored twice in under a minute early in the second period to erase Winnipeg’s 2 to 0 lead.
- Dawson Mercer and Kyle Connor scored for Winnipeg in the first period, and Cole Perfetti assisted on both goals.
- Nico Daws has stopped 15 of 17 New Jersey shots, while Jake Allen has stopped 11 of 13 for the Devils.
- Josh Morrissey is back in the Winnipeg lineup after more than a month out, and the Jets are chasing a fourth straight win.
Devils Strike Twice in Under a Minute
New Jersey came out of the first intermission with purpose. Jesper Bratt finished a rush to cut the Winnipeg lead to 2 to 1, and Cody Glass followed less than a minute later, driving the net and scoring to tie the game 2 to 2. The two goals came inside the first two minutes of the second period, and they turned a comfortable Winnipeg night into a tie game.
The Devils had already been pressing. They outshot Winnipeg 11 to 8 in the first period and kept coming in the second, and the quick pair of goals rewarded that pressure. Winnipeg had no answer in the rest of the period, and the teams went to the second intermission level.
Mercer and Connor Built the Lead
Dawson Mercer opened the scoring against his former team, taking a feed from Cole Perfetti and beating Jake Allen with 12:06 left in the first period. Mercer came to Winnipeg in the Connor Hellebuyck trade on October 23, along with Nico Daws, and he made his old team pay on his first chance.
Kyle Connor added the second goal late in the period on a 5 on 3 power play, again from Perfetti, with 4:54 left. Perfetti now has two assists on the night, and Mark Scheifele has one as well.
Daws Holds the Line as Shots Tilt New Jersey
Nico Daws has stopped 15 of the 17 shots he has faced, and he kept Winnipeg level through a second period that New Jersey controlled for long stretches. Jake Allen has stopped 11 of 13 at the other end.
New Jersey leads the shot count 17 to 13. Winnipeg is 1 for 3 on the power play, and New Jersey is 0 for 3. Tyrel Bauer took a late interference minor with 4:24 left in the second period, and the Jets killed it off to reach the intermission tied.
Josh Morrissey, back after more than a month out with a wrist injury, has played 15:22 through two periods.
What to Watch in the Third Period
The stakes are clear. New Jersey came into tonight at 13-5-0 on a five game winning streak, winners of nine of their last ten. Winnipeg came in at 7-8-3, winners of three straight after a nine game winless run, capped by a 4 to 3 win over Tampa Bay on Sunday when Mark Scheifele scored with 1.6 seconds left.
Connor Hellebuyck is not playing tonight. Jake Allen started for New Jersey instead, while Daws started in the Winnipeg net against the team that traded him. The next goal decides which streak survives the night.
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