Jets fall 4-1 to Ducks, leave California empty-handed

Jets Fall 4-1 to Ducks, Leave California Empty-Handed

The Winnipeg Jets ended their California trip with no victories. After losing the first two games of their six-game road trip, they faced the red-hot Anaheim Ducks and were defeated 4-1 on Sunday night at Honda Center.

This loss marked the Jets’ third straight defeat, their first such streak of the season, bringing their record to 9-6-0. Meanwhile, the Ducks extended their winning streak to seven games, maintaining their lead in the Pacific Division.

Game Summary

The Ducks scored four goals — two at even strength and two on the power play.
The Jets’ defense struggled, allowing several odd-man rushes and high-danger chances.
Anaheim capitalized on Winnipeg’s defensive gaps, showing their strong offensive momentum.

“The Jets lost three consecutive games for the first time this season and slipped to 9-6-0 overall, while the Ducks extended their winning streak to seven games.”

Looking Ahead

With their California stop behind them, the Jets must regroup and tighten their defensive play before continuing their road trip, which includes several more crucial matchups.

Author’s summary: Winnipeg’s road woes continued as defensive lapses and Anaheim’s sharp play led to a decisive 4-1 defeat, leaving the Jets winless in California.

Winnipeg Free Press — 2025-11-10