**Winnipeg sports news: Carolina Hurricanes beat Winnipeg Jets 7 to 0 in Raleigh on November 1 2026, and the shutout stretched the Jets winless run to nine games.**
*By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 1 2026*
*Sources: Sportradar live scoreboard | Last updated: November 1 2026*
**Key Takeaways**
* Final score: Carolina 7, Winnipeg 0 at Lenovo Center in Raleigh
* Period scores: Carolina led 1 to 0 after the first period, 5 to 0 after the second period, then added 2 goals in the third period
* Sean Walker scored twice for Carolina, with goals also from Juuso Valimaki, Sebastian Aho, Logan Stankoven, Mark Jankowski and Jesperi Kotkaniemi
* Pyotr Kochetkov stopped all 26 Winnipeg shots for the shutout
* Winnipeg entered Sunday on an eight game losing streak, so this loss makes it nine games in a row without a win
* Carolina went 2 for 5 on the power play; Winnipeg went 0 for 3
## How the shutout unfolded
Walker opened the scoring with a shorthanded goal in the first period, assisted by Seth Jarvis. That 1 to 0 lead held to the first intermission, and Carolina then broke the game open early in the second period.
Valimaki scored with 18:05 left in the second period, assisted by Shayne Gostisbehere and Stankoven. Aho followed with a power play goal with 17:41 left in the second period, assisted by Andrei Svechnikov. Walker scored his second goal with 12:19 left in the second period, assisted by Jarvis. Stankoven made it 5 to 0 with 10:51 left in the second period, assisted by Jackson Blake and Nikolaj Ehlers.
Jankowski scored on the power play with 13:07 left in the third period, assisted by Stankoven, while Cole Perfetti served a cross checking penalty. Kotkaniemi added the seventh Carolina goal late in the third period to close the scoring.
**Related:** Winnipeg Jets vs Carolina Hurricanes November 1 2026: Jets Trail 7 to 0 Late in Third Period in Raleigh as Kotkaniemi Goal Extends Carolina Lead (link to https://maplestime.com/jets-hurricanes-trail-7-0-third-period-november-1-2026/)
## What the numbers say
Kochetkov finished with 26 saves on 26 shots. Stuart Skinner started for Winnipeg and allowed 5 goals on 17 shots. Clay Stevenson came on in relief and allowed 2 goals on 15 shots, stopping 13. Carolina outshot Winnipeg 32 to 26. Winnipeg outhit Carolina 30 to 13 but could not turn that pressure into a goal.
## What the loss means for Winnipeg
A shutout loss to the defending Stanley Cup champions is a harsh result on its own. The wider problem is the run itself. Winnipeg has now lost nine games in a row, and a team that cannot score cannot buy its way out of a slide with effort alone. The Jets need a goal early in the next game to change the feel around this group, and they need their power play to give them something after another blank on Sunday.
## What comes next
Maplestime will follow postgame reaction from the Jets and confirm details of the next game as they are announced. For now, the story of Sunday in Raleigh is simple: Carolina scored in every period, Winnipeg scored in none, and the winless run reached nine.
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