Winnipeg Jets' Record 11-Game Winning Streak Ends in Nashville

The Nashville Predators secured a 2-1 victory, halting the NHL-leading Jets' franchise-best run with strong goaltending and timely scoring.

The Winnipeg Jets' 11-game winning streak, the longest in franchise history, was snapped by the Nashville Predators in a 2-1 loss on Thursday night.
Nashville's Juuse Saros made 23 saves, including key stops late in the game, to help the Predators hold on for the win despite being outshot 37-28 overall.
Filip Forsberg and Tommy Novak scored first-period goals for Nashville, with Novak's tally coming on the power play to secure the lead.
Winnipeg's Neal Pionk scored the Jets' lone goal, but the team struggled on special teams, failing to convert on a 1:54 two-man advantage in the second period.
The Jets, who lead the NHL standings, will aim to regroup as they prepare to host the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday night.