The Winnipeg Jets did the improbable Tuesday night, erasing a 4-0 deficit with just 2:31 to play before Dylan Samberg scored in overtime to give the Jets a 5-4 win over the Montreal Canadiens.
It was a record-breaking comeback. Per the NHL, it's the latest 4-0 comeback in league history.
Tyrel Bauer got the comeback started with a goal at 17:21 of the third period. Morgan Barron added a second at 18:03. U.S. Olympic gold medalist Kyle Connor scored with one minute to go and then added the equalizer with a power-play goal at the 19:27 mark.
The Jets' historic comeback officially began 57 minutes, 21 seconds into the game. The prior record was held by the Los Angeles Kings, who began to erase their four-goal deficit after 52 minutes, 46 seconds of play
in a 2007 game against the Dallas Stars.
The @NHLJets were shut out for 57:21 but Tyrel Bauer’s first career goal triggered the club’s fastest quartet of tallies to force overtime, where Dylan Samberg had the winner to complete the latest four-goal comeback victory in @NHL history.#NHLStats: https://t.co/O4b304ypDU pic.twitter.com/rqD73f5YTX
— NHL Public Relations (@NHLPR) November 4, 2026
The Jets entered Tuesday night's game having lost nine in a row, including a 7-0 thumping in their last outing. The Canadiens had won five in a row entering Tuesday's game.
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