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Winnipeg Jets’ 2025 Cup Cup Stanley ended with 2-1 overtime loss in Dallas Stars in the game 6 of its second round.
Thomas Harley scored 1:33 in an additional frame to lift Dallas’s stars past the aircraft and the Western Conference against Edmonton Oillers.
Mark Shaefel, grieving for his deceased, killed 5:28 the second period to open the number. Meanwhile, Sam Stel linked the game at 11:12 average frame to send the game to the overtime.
With that in mind, here are the least impressive players with the loss of overtime “Winnipeg Jets” in “Dallas” in game 6 on Saturday night in the center of American Airlines.
3 The least impressive players Winnipeg Jets from game 6 loss to Dallas Star
#3 Cole Perfetti
The Perfetti Cole could not be the difference for Jets Winnipeg Jets against Dallas Stars, as in a series against “St. Louis Blues”.
The Perfetti had a disappointing night playing the shadows less than 13 minutes after 19 shifts. He managed to shoot at the gate, ending the night minus-1.
While Perfetti has made great success for Winnipeg this season, he will need to intensify in the after -season period, if he must prove himself as a true first six in advance.
#2 nikolaj ehlers
Nikolai Elers was solid in the series against Dallas. However, when he most needed Vinnipeg’s plane, he could not deliver.
Ehlers played at 14:48 in the game 6 through 21 shifts. He only managed one shot on the gate and did not create a chance for high scores. At its speed, Elers could be a solid difference, especially in a rigid check.
As the upcoming free agent, the game on Saturday evening 6 could become his finale with Jets.
No. 1 Dylan Samberg
Game 6 turned out to be a rough walk for the blue liner Jets. Dylan Samberg was an unhappy participant in both heads of the stars on Saturday night.
Let’s see the first:
The raid showed that Samberg was unable to stop Dallas when the puck returned to Sam. Samberg stood next to a clean puck when the shot beat Konar Helbuk to tie the target.
Then, in the overtime, Samberg was burned again, this time during the lonely game.
Here’s a look:
Neil Pionk lost the puck along the boards, which allowed the passage to return to Thomas Harley, which passed in terms. Meanwhile, Samberg lost his puck. As long as he turned, the puck was already in the back of the net.
Worse, Samberg did a great job on screening his own goalkeeper, which allowed the puck to defeat Hellebuyck from the blocker.
Now Jets Winnipeg will start its off -season if the team is looking for answers about another disappointing out of the play -of.
Edited by Nestor Quixtan