Jets Extend Win Streak to 10, Unbeaten Streak to 16

It was a slow start to the season as the Winnipeg Jets came out of the gates with a 15-10-3 record. However, they have exploded since then, going 15-0-1 since then. 

Things got a little sketchy on Tuesday night when the Jets found themselves tied in late in the third period against the lowly Calgary Flames. However, long time Winnipeg forward Gary Leeman scored his 12^th goal of the season with four minutes to go to lift the Jets to victory.

The victory extended the win streak to ten straight and moved their unbeaten streak to 16.

As stated, Leeman scored his 12^th goal of the season and he is already just one goal shy of equaling his 1994 total while he also tied his point total from last year.  The once 38-goal scorer had four consecutive seasons of 20+ goals, however he has failed to reach that total since 1992. He looks to reach the mark for the fifth time in his career as his current pace would put him at 22.

Kirk Muller recorded an assist to reach 60-points for the fifth time in his career. The now veteran forward is sitting fifth in league scoring and is looking to record triple digits for the second time in his career.  If the Kingston native could reach the mark, he would become just the second player in franchise history with multiple 100-point seasons, equalling Dennis Maruk's milestone in both 1983 and 1984.  Kent Nilsson has the franchise record with 112-points in 1980, while Dave Taylor also reach the plateau in 1983 with 105.