Jets stun Canadiens with historic four-goal comeback: ‘This group believed’
Montreal - The Winnipeg Jets had no reason to lose hope. After being down four goals late in the third period, facing elimination from the season, and dealing with a coach under pressure, the team rallied for the NHL's longest four-goal comeback. With just seconds left in regulation, Kyle Connor netted two goals, Dylan Samberg scored the game-winner in overtime, and the Jets completed a stunning 5-4 victory over the Canadiens.
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