Winnipeg Jets news: the Winnipeg Jets trail the Carolina Hurricanes 7 to 0 late in the third period in Raleigh, and a ninth straight loss is now staring Winnipeg in the face with only 7:11 left on the clock.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Raleigh, North Carolina | November 1, 2026
Sources: Sportradar live scoreboard | Last updated: November 1, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Carolina leads Winnipeg 7 to 0 in the third period, with 7:11 left at the last live check.
- Jesperi Kotkaniemi is credited with Carolina’s seventh goal, after Mark Jankowski had made it 6 to 0 earlier in the third period.
- Pyotr Kochetkov has stopped all 24 Winnipeg shots at the last live check, keeping the shutout intact.
- Winnipeg has now been outscored 7 to 0 across three periods: 1 to 0 in the first, 4 to 0 in the second, and 2 to 0 so far in the third.
- Shots on goal at the last live check: Carolina 31, Winnipeg 24.
How The Third Period Got Away From Winnipeg
Winnipeg went into the third period already down 5 to 0, and the period has only pushed the game further out of reach. Mark Jankowski scored on the power play to make it 6 to 0, and Jesperi Kotkaniemi has since added the seventh Carolina goal. The live scoreboard at the last check showed 7:11 left in the third period, with Winnipeg still looking for its first goal of the afternoon.
The goal scorers for Carolina now read like a full team effort. Sean Walker has scored twice. Juuso Valimaki, Sebastian Aho, Logan Stankoven, Mark Jankowski, and Jesperi Kotkaniemi have scored once each. That spread tells the story of the afternoon: this has not been one line beating Winnipeg, it has been Carolina coming in waves.
Goaltending And The Numbers Behind 7 To 0
Stuart Skinner started in goal for Winnipeg and stopped 12 of 17 shots. Clay Stevenson came on in relief and has stopped 12 of 14 shots at the last live check. At the other end, Pyotr Kochetkov has been perfect, stopping all 24 Winnipeg shots.
The wider numbers match the score. Carolina leads in shots on goal, 31 to 24. Carolina is 2 for 5 on the power play, while Winnipeg is 0 for 3. Winnipeg has the edge in hits, 25 to 11, but hits do not change a 7 to 0 scoreboard, and the Jets have not found a way through Kochetkov all afternoon.
What This Means For The Jets
Winnipeg arrived in Raleigh on an eight game winless run, and a loss here makes it nine straight games without a win. The Jets entered the day at 4 wins, 7 losses, and 3 overtime losses, near the bottom of the Central Division. A 7 to 0 defeat against the NHL leading Hurricanes would be the heaviest loss of that run, and it leaves Winnipeg with a long road back before its next game.
There is still time on the clock, and this post will be updated only by a new post if the score changes again. For now, the facts are plain: Carolina 7, Winnipeg 0, late in the third period in Raleigh.
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