Winnipeg sports news: The Winnipeg Jets trail the Carolina Hurricanes 5 to 0 in the second period in Raleigh, and a difficult afternoon for a team on an eight game winless run is getting worse.
By Maplestime Winnipeg Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 1, 2026
Sources: Live game scoreboard | Last updated: November 1, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Carolina leads Winnipeg 5 to 0 in the second period, with 10:51 left in the period at the last live check.
- Sean Walker scored his second goal of the game at 12:19 left in the second period, assisted by Seth Jarvis, to make it 4 to 0.
- Logan Stankoven scored at 10:51 left in the second period, assisted by Jackson Blake and Nikolaj Ehlers, to make it 5 to 0.
- Walker opened the scoring shorthanded in the first period, also assisted by Jarvis.
- Juuso Valimaki and Sebastian Aho scored early in the second period to build the lead to 3 to 0.
- Winnipeg entered the game on an eight game winless streak against the NHL leading Hurricanes.
How the Lead Grew
Winnipeg held Carolina to a single goal through the first period, Walker’s shorthanded opener, but the second period has run away from the Jets. Valimaki and Aho struck early in the second to make it 3 to 0, and Walker and Stankoven have since stretched the Carolina lead to five.
What It Means for Winnipeg
The Jets came into Raleigh looking to reset after back to back losses in Florida to the Lightning and the Panthers, and instead they are chasing a five goal deficit against the league’s top team. The score at the last live check is Carolina 5, Winnipeg 0 in the second period, and later scores are not reflected in this post.
Maplestime will provide updates on the Winnipeg Jets game in Raleigh as the game continues.
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