Predators Secure 4-1 Victory Over Jets with Key Contributions from Josi and Marchessault

Nashville's win highlights improved 5-on-5 play and strong performances from offseason additions Stamkos and Marchessault.

Roman Josi scored twice, leading the Nashville Predators to a 4-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets in their first home game after a challenging road trip.
Jonathan Marchessault delivered his best performance of the season, contributing a goal and an assist during 5-on-5 play, a notable improvement for the offseason acquisition.
Steven Stamkos added a power-play goal, his sixth of the season in such situations, continuing his recent scoring streak.
The Predators outshot the Jets 48-33 during 5-on-5 play, reflecting tactical adjustments credited by the coaching staff for simplifying offensive execution.
Winnipeg's two-game winning streak was snapped, while Nashville aims to build momentum with an upcoming game against the New Jersey Devils on Monday.