Winnipeg Jets news: Cody Glass scored 44 seconds after Jesper Bratt to tie the game 2 to 2 for New Jersey early in the second period against the Jets at Canada Life Centre on Tuesday night.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 10, 2026
Sources: NHL.com gamecenter, Sportradar live scoreboard | Last updated: November 10, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Winnipeg and New Jersey are tied 2 to 2 early in the second period at Canada Life Centre.
- Cody Glass tied the game at 1:58 of the second period, assisted by Johnathan Kovacevic and Declan Chisholm.
- Jesper Bratt started the New Jersey comeback 44 seconds earlier, assisted by Arseny Gritsyuk and Jack Hughes.
- Dawson Mercer opened the scoring against his former team in the first period, set up by Cole Perfetti.
- Kyle Connor added the second Winnipeg goal on the power play late in the first period.
- Nico Daws stopped all 11 New Jersey shots in the first period, while Jake Allen stopped 6 of 8 for the Devils.
Glass Ties It 44 Seconds After Bratt
New Jersey needed less than a minute to wipe out the Winnipeg lead. Cody Glass beat Nico Daws at 1:58 of the second period, with Johnathan Kovacevic and Declan Chisholm picking up the assists, and a 2 to 0 Jets lead after the first period was gone before the second period was two minutes old.
The Devils now lead the shots 13 to 10. They outshot Winnipeg 11 to 8 in the first period and kept pressing after the break, and the two quick goals rewarded that pressure.
Bratt Answers Early in the Second
Jesper Bratt started the comeback 44 seconds before the tying goal. He beat Daws on a wrist shot at 1:14 of the second period, with Arseny Gritsyuk and Jack Hughes picking up the assists, and the Devils had life again after a first period in which they outshot Winnipeg and still trailed by two.
The goal came moments after Josh Morrissey tested Jake Allen with a wrist shot at the other end. Morrissey is back in the Winnipeg lineup tonight after missing 14 games, and he played 8:27 in the first period alongside usual defence partner Dylan DeMelo.
Mercer Strikes Against His Former Team
Dawson Mercer came to Winnipeg in the Connor Hellebuyck trade on October 23, along with Nico Daws, and he made his old team pay early. Cole Perfetti fed Mercer in the first period, and Mercer beat Jake Allen to give Winnipeg a 1 to 0 lead with 12:06 left in the period.
Hellebuyck is now a Devil, but he is not in the New Jersey net tonight. Allen started for the Devils instead, while Daws started in the Winnipeg net against the team that traded him.
Connor Doubles the Lead
Kyle Connor made it 2 to 0 before the first period ended. He scored on the power play at 15:06, finishing off a feed from Cole Perfetti.
Connor now has a goal on the night. Perfetti has two assists, and Mark Scheifele has one as well.
Daws Holds the Line in the Winnipeg Net
Nico Daws stopped all 11 shots he faced in the first period. New Jersey outshot Winnipeg 11 to 8 in the period, but the Jets blocked 8 shots and kept the Devils off the board on both of their power plays.
Winnipeg went 1 for 2 on its own power plays in the period. Gabriel Vilardi took a tripping penalty late in the first period, but the Jets killed it off.
What to Watch the Rest of the Way
The Devils came into tonight on a five game winning streak at 13-5-0, winners of nine of their last ten. The Jets have won three straight after a nine game winless run, capped by a 4 to 3 win over Tampa Bay on Sunday when Mark Scheifele scored the winner with 1.6 seconds left.
The lead is gone and the momentum has swung. New Jersey has the deeper record and the better shots so far. The rest of the second period will show whether the Jets steady the game or the Devils keep coming.
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