Winnipeg Storm Back From 4-0 Down to Beat Montreal in Overtime, End Nine-Game Losing Streak — Photo: Christinne Muschi/AP/TT

Winnipeg Ends Nine-Game Losing Streak With Comeback Win Over Montreal in Overtime

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Winnipeg came back from a four-goal deficit to beat Montreal 5–4 in tonight’s NHL game, scoring four goals in just over two and a half minutes.

Winnipeg was down 0–4 with 17:20 left in the third period. Two minutes later, the team had tied the game at 4–4.

Kyle Connor was the hero, scoring twice in the final minutes. Dylan Samberg completed the comeback 3:30 into overtime.

The victory also ended the team's nine-game losing streak.

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Cole Caufield Kyle Connor Dylan Samberg National Hockey League Winnipeg Jets Montreal Canadiens

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