Boston beat Winnipeg 4-3 in overtime, rescuing a game they trailed with a minute left in regulation. Elias Lindholm's goal at 59 minutes, set up by Mason Lohrei, forced the extra period, where the Bruins scored the only goal.
Dylan DeMelo opened it at five minutes off an Adam Lowry feed, but Boston answered twice in the first — Hampus Lindholm at 10 from Morgan Geekie, then James Hagens at 16 with Nikita Zadorov assisting — for a 1-2 lead after 20. Winnipeg owned the middle period, 2-0: Kyle Connor tied it at 22 off Cole Perfetti, and Mario Ferraro made it 3-2 at 40 with Connor assisting. The turning point was Lindholm's late equalizer, after which the Jets never led again.
Connor was the game's most involved skater with a goal and an assist, both in Winnipeg's two-goal second. Boston's margin came from the edges of the game: four of their goals arrived in the first, third and overtime, with Lindholm scoring one and Lohrei supplying the setup that saved the night.