Jets have ended losing streak against Avalanche

On Sunday, the Winnipeg Jets ended their wretched run of four straight defeats with a win over the Colorado Avalanche. The final score was 4-1 (0-0, 0-0, 4-1).

Winnipeg Jets has extended their lead in their division to 83 points, while Chicago sits 20 points back.

Neither the Jets nor the Avalanche managed to score in the first two periods.

The Avalanche first took the lead early in the period in the third period, with a goal from J. T. Compher goal, assisted by Erik Johnson and Jack Johnson.

In the third, Adam Lowry scored 10 minutes into the third period, assisted by Josh Morrissey, to tie the game for the Jets.

In the third, Blake Wheeler scored a goal in the 11th minute of the period, assisted by Dylan Samberg and Neal Pionk, giving the Jets 2-1 a lead.

In the third, Kyle Connor scored a goal 13 minutes into the period, assisted by Jansen Harkins, increasing the lead for the Jets.

In the end, with 3 minutes remaining, Nikolaj Ehlers scored a goal, assisted by Paul Stastny.

The Avalanche's losing streak now reaches four straight games.

Winnipeg Jets improves to 36–32–11, while Colorado Avalanche drops to 55–18–6.

With three rounds remaining Winnipeg Jets is in sixth place in the table, while Colorado Avalanche is still at the top of the table. Seven points separate the teams.

Jets host the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m. Avalanche will face the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday, April 2 at 9:30 p.m.