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

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

The Winnipeg Jets wrapped up their California trip without any points. After losing the opening two games of this six-game road stretch, they ran into the in-form Anaheim Ducks and fell 4-1 on Sunday night at Honda Center.

That defeat marked the Jets’ third consecutive loss, their first such streak of the season, dropping their record to 9-6-0. Meanwhile, Anaheim extended its winning streak to seven games, solidifying its lead in the Pacific Division.

Ducks Dominate on Both Ends

The Ducks struck twice at even strength and added two goals on the power play. Their sharp execution exposed gaps in Winnipeg’s defensive structure, leading to multiple odd-man rushes and prime scoring chances.

The Ducks exposed a few cracks in the Jets’ defensive structure, leading to odd-man rushes and Grade A scoring chances.

Road Trip Woes Continue

Winnipeg’s effort on this six-game trip has been inconsistent, and the team will look to regain momentum as the journey continues. Despite strong individual moments, the collective defensive lapses proved costly against Anaheim’s high-tempo attack.

Author’s summary: The Jets struggled defensively and left California winless after Anaheim’s relentless offense handed them a 4-1 defeat, extending the Ducks’ dominance in the Pacific Division.

Winnipeg Free Press — 2025-11-10