Key Highlights
- The skid was the longest for the club since moving to Winnipeg from Atlanta in 2011. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementVladislav Namestnikov and Cole Koepke got the Jets out in front in the first, with each contributing a score to create a 2-0 cushion.
- Namestnikov snapped a sizeable scoring drought in the process, finding the net for the first time in 29 games. Quinton Byfield, the lone Kings' scorer of the evening, saw the puck deflect off him and into the net after the initial shot attempt from Warren Foegele.
- Earning his seventh goal of the season, Byfield now has four points in his last four games. The score also represented his second consecutive game with a point against the Jets.
- He had previously earned his 100th career assist in a 3-0 Los Angeles victory against Winnipeg on Nov.
- 4, 2025. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementForward Taylor Ward recorded his first career assist on the play in the third game of his young NHL career.