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Jets Soar Over Coyotes at Mullett Arena: Was the Winning Goal Inevitable?

The Arizona Coyotes faced off against the Winnipeg Jets in a game that ended with a score of 6-2. The Coyotes, playing at home, were unable to secure a win, leaving their record at an unmentioned number of victories and defeats. Meanwhile, the Jets added another win to their tally.


Jan 14, 2023; Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA; Arizona Coyotes goaltender Connor Ingram (39) regroups after allowing two Minnesota Wild goals in the second period at Xcel Energy Center. Mandatory Credit: Matt Blewett-USA TODAY Sports

The game was held at Mullett Arena in Tempe, where 4,600 fans witnessed the visiting Jets take control early on by scoring once in the first period and twice in the second. They continued their dominance with three more goals in the third period. The home team managed to put up one goal during both the second and third periods but fell short of mounting a comeback.


The Coyotes' goaltender faced an onslaught from the Jets' offense, saving 30 out of 35 shots on goal while one additional goal was scored on an empty net. Despite this effort, it wasn't enough to stem the tide as they conceded six goals overall including five during even strength play.


On offense, Arizona struggled to find their rhythm throughout most of the game. They took a total of 17 shots but only found success twice – both times during even strength situations – resulting in a shooting percentage of twelve percent for them compared to seventeen percent for Winnipeg who took thirty-six shots.


Arizona's powerplay opportunities were limited; they had two chances but failed to capitalize on either attempt despite winning seventy-five percent of faceoffs during those powerplays. Conversely, Winnipeg had four powerplay opportunities but also did not manage to score during these moments.


In terms of physicality and puck possession battles within faceoffs across all strengths (even strength, powerplay and shorthanded), Arizona won forty-eight percent while Winnipeg edged them slightly with fifty-two percent success rate.


Looking ahead for fans eager to support their team after this tough loss: The next game for Arizona will be against Boston Bruins at Mullett Arena located at 555 S Packard Drive in Tempe AZ with zip code 85281. This matchup is scheduled for January 10th and will be broadcasted nationally via ESPN+ online platform as well as locally through NESN channel 628 and SCRIPPS TV network ensuring that fans have multiple options available when tuning into what promises to be an exciting contest between these two teams.

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