Jets turn late pressure into four-goal rally and overtime win
Four late goals erased Winnipeg’s 4–0 deficit before Dylan Samberg completed a 5–4 overtime win in Montreal.
Winnipeg erased a 4–0 deficit to beat Montreal 5–4 on November 3. Dylan Samberg’s overtime winner followed four regulation goals that converted prolonged scoreless pressure. [1][2]
Tyrel Bauer scored at 17:21, Morgan Barron at 18:03 and Kyle Connor at 19:00 and 19:27 of the third period. Samberg finished at 3:30 of overtime. [1]
Winnipeg finished with 47 shots to Montreal’s 22. Illegal Curve’s David Minuk highlighted Jacob Fowler’s 36 consecutive saves before Bauer broke through, showing how late scoring followed earlier pressure. [1][2]
Bauer’s first NHL goal began a two-goal involvement. He assisted on Barron’s goal 42 seconds later, before Connor tied it. [1][2]
Minuk reported that Winnipeg’s nine-game losing streak ended with the win. [2]
Photo credits
Jenn G / Wikimedia Commons · “samberg 3_8” (Winnipeg Jets at Seattle Kraken, 8 March 2024) · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Resized, lightly brightened and recompressed. Photo and EWN layout adaptation offered under CC BY-SA 2.0; no endorsement implied. · Archive photograph of Dylan Samberg during Winnipeg’s game against Seattle at Climate Pledge Arena on 8 March 2024. It does not depict the November 2026 Montreal game. · Licence
Sources & context · 2
- Hockey-Reference / official NHL data
3 November 2026 scoring and shot record. Publication time unavailable.
- Illegal Curve / David Minuk
3 November 2026 recap supplies goalkeeper and Bauer context. Publication time unavailable.