Jets seek end to four-game skid at Heritage Classic against Canadiens
Winnipeg has lost four consecutive one-goal games ahead of Sunday’s outdoor meeting with Montreal at Princess Auto Stadium.
The Winnipeg Jets will try to end a four-game losing streak when they host the Montreal Canadiens outdoors at Princess Auto Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 25. The Heritage Classic is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET.
Winnipeg enters with a 4-3-3 record after losing four consecutive games, all by one goal. Jets coach Scott Arniel said Saturday that the focus would turn from the occasion to earning two points once the game began.
Montreal is 5-3-2 following Friday’s 4-1 victory in Chicago. Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis encouraged his players to enjoy Saturday’s practice and family skate, then give the game their full attention on Sunday.
