Winnipeg Jets Defeat Vegas Golden Knights 4-0, Achieve Franchise Record Wins

The Winnipeg Jets snapped an eight-game losing streak against the Vegas Golden Knights with a decisive 4-0 victory, bolstering their position in the NHL standings and matching their franchise record for wins at 52. Mark Scheifele opened the scoring with his 37th goal of the season, while Eric Comrie recorded his second shutout of the season, playing a key role in the win. The Jets now hold a four-point lead over the Dallas Stars and remain three points ahead of the Capitals for the top spot in the NHL. Adam Lowry and Colin Miller also contributed goals, with Miller scoring on the power play against his former team. The Jets are set to practice in Utah ahead of their final six games of the season, aiming to secure a playoff position and potentially break their franchise win record. Coach Arniel expressed optimism about the team's performance and player health as they move forward in the season.