Winnipeg hockey news: the Manitoba Moose and the Toronto Marlies are tied 1 to 1 in the third period at Canada Life Centre on Friday night, and neither side has found the goal that breaks the deadlock yet.
By Maplestime Sports Desk | Winnipeg, Manitoba | November 6, 2026
Sources: Sportradar live scoreboard, Illegal Curve Hockey | Last updated: November 6, 2026, 9:23 p.m. Winnipeg time
Key Takeaways
- Manitoba Moose and Toronto Marlies are tied 1 to 1 in the third period at Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg on November 6, 2026
- The Moose scored the only goal of the first period, the Marlies answered with the only goal of the second period, and the third period is scoreless so far
- Toronto is the defending Calder Cup champion, visiting Winnipeg for its first game of the season against an opponent from outside the Central Division
- The score in this post is a snapshot from the live scoreboard and was not rechecked at the moment of publishing, so later goals are not reflected here
How the Game Has Gone So Far
The Moose opened the scoring in the first period and took a 1 to 0 lead into the first intermission. Toronto answered in the second period with the only goal of the middle frame, and the teams went to the second intermission tied 1 to 1. The third period has produced no goals so far, and the game is still waiting for its next scorer.
Puck drop was 7 p.m. at Canada Life Centre. The Marlies are the defending Calder Cup champions, and this is their first game of the season against a team from outside the Central Division. The Moose are Winnipeg’s AHL club and the farm team of the Winnipeg Jets.
Related: Manitoba Moose vs Toronto Marlies November 6 2026: Moose Tied 1 to 1 After Second Period
What Is at Stake in the Third Period
A win in regulation would give the Moose two points at home against the team that lifted the Calder Cup last season. A loss would hand Toronto the extra edge in a tight early season game. With the third period still scoreless, the next goal decides who plays from in front and who chases the game late.
Brad Lambert is back with Manitoba after clearing waivers on November 4, and the Moose keep building around young players pushing for a look with the Jets. The parent club gave Winnipeg a lift on Thursday night, beating the Vancouver Canucks 6 to 2 at the same building for its second straight win.
What Comes Next
The final result, the goal scorers, and the shots on goal will be confirmed once the game ends. Maplestime will update this story with the final score and the key moments from the third period.
Maplestime will provide updates from the Manitoba Moose and Toronto Marlies game as the final result comes in.
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