Winnipeg should break a terrible trend when the Stanley Cup Playoff series continues with the continuation of Dallas Stars on Tuesday: Jets should find a way to win on the road.
The Jets, which remained 2-1 behind in the Semi-Finals of the Western Conference, lost four road playoff matches this year. In fact, the last eight roads dating back to April 2023 have lost their playoff games.
Uz We know we need to be better on the road, Co Koç Scott Arniel said after the optional skate in Texas on Monday. “We must be more consistent. At the end of the day, this group was able to respond all year round. We have good leadership and men are more consistent.
Jets were in a good position to capture this shift when they were connected 2-2 in Sunday’s conflict and to give advantage in the series. However, in less than a minute, he opened the game, including a controversial installment that was ongoing as the winner by Alexander Petrovic, and finished 5-2 for the stars.
Another loss, Winnipeg, which ended in the normal season ranking of the league, would be on the ropes. Even a victory would be the series, and it would be the best with Jets, who has a home-us-free advantage.
Jets defender Josh Morrissey, “Unfortunately, we took some challenging breaks on the road.” He said. “And he didn’t go the way we want to, but now he’s a lot of … And (Tuesday’s) game is great.”
The stars are two wins to reach the conference finals for the third year in a row.
Zafer on Sunday, the game 2 with a score of 4-0 was the right response to a Dallas squad. Now the task is to prevent Winnipeg from equal withdrawal.
Coach Pete Deboer has an easy message for accusations.
“In one series, you want to continue to put the other team under this compulsory pressure. Nobody wants to stay behind by two games.” He said. “We put them under this pressure in the first game and they answered. We put them under this pressure again.
Although Petrovic is a hero with a winning goal, the stars Mikko Rantanen’s performance is of great benefit. Once out of the attention, he scored a goal and helped two goals with three or more points in the last six games.
Rantanen, who took part in the playoff score race of the league with 18 points from Monday’s matches, collected nine goals on the last six trips and was taken into account in 15 of the last 17 goals of his team.
The stars were hoping for great things from Rantanen when they received from Carolina Hurricanes just before the trade deadline and signed an eight -year contract, and even could not imagine their influence on their clubs.
Rantanen, “I’m trying to stay the moment,” he shrugged the praise by saying.
“When you have such a star player, Definizing your team’s identity a little, De Deboer said. “I think there were four lines and pressure waves like a Carolina identity, and when you have such a player … You should make your team a little different. You should take it out more.”
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