The Winnipeg jets were unable to pass the Dallas stars in match 4 of the second round series in the Stanley 2025 Cup qualifiers on Tuesday evening at the American Airlines Center.
The jets abandoned match 4, 3-1, late in the series by a similar score. The jets are now on the verge of elimination after a very successful regular season during which the team won the trophy of the presidents.
Nikolaj Ehlers obtained the Winnipeg jets on the set, equaling the match in the second period with his third of the playoffs. Meanwhile, Mikael Granlund became crazy Berserk, marking a hat trick for the stars of Dallas.
So let’s take a look at the three less impressive players of Winnipeg Jets of their defeat of match 4 to Dallas stars on Tuesday evening.
3 Winnipeg players less impressive jets of the defeat of match 4 against Dallas Stars
# 3 Cole Perfect
Cole Perfetti was a key member of jets in the playoffs. He scored this incredible buzzer drummer against the Blues of St. Louis in match 7 of the first round.
However, the stars have done a good work of neutralization of Perfetti in their series of second round. So far, Perfetti has not registered on the match sheet for the jets. In match 4, he managed at 2:28 p.m. Ice time, managing a single goal.
The jets will seek Perfetti to go offensively because the time fades so that the jets put rings at the back of the net against Dallas.
# 2 Neal Pionk
Neal Pionk was a reliable blue lining for Winnipeg jets all season. However, a defensive error proved to be expensive in match 4 against the stars.
During a first -time Dallas power game, Mikael Granlund undressed Brandon Tanev and subsequently Pionk, scoring his first goal of the match.
Here is an overview of the tally:
Granlund picked up the washer on his own blue line, blown Tanev, then took Pionk to school while raging a rocket that beat Connor Hellebuyck about 20 feet distance.
The replay has shown that Pionk unable to do a lot to prevent Granlund from putting the stars on the board. All in all, Pionk struck the ice for 21:51 with this piece to be expensive.
# 1 Haydn Fleury
Haydn Fleury was in a way a reflection afterwards in the programming of Winnipeg jets this qualifying series. He appeared in six games, but his ice time gradually decreased.
In match 4 against Dallas, Fleury struck the ice for a 10 -minute shade in 15 quarters. He had a shot to the goal and delivered a sure blow.
However, it was its costly double minor for high collage on Roope Hintz in the third period that stored the game for the stars.
In the dying seconds of the power game, Mikael Granlund discharged his third goal from the match, effectively putting the game out of reach for jets. To move forward, it remains to be seen if Fleury will be seated in favor of Logan Stanley.
The jets will try to save their season Thursday evening as they welcome the stars for match 5 of their second round series.
Edited by Nestor Quixtan
