By Canadian Press

Roman Josi’s goal, two assists, helps Predators beat Jets 3-2

Nov 26, 2023 | 10:13 PM

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Roman Josi had a goal and two assists to help Nashville beat Winnipeg 3-2 on Sunday night, extending the Predators’ winning streak to five and ending the Jets’ run at five.

Yakov Trenin and Gustav Nyquist also scored and Juuse Saros made 33 saves.

Josh Morrissey and Cole Perfetti scored for Winnipeg. Laurent Brossoit made 24 saves.

Trenin opened the scoring with 19.4 seconds remaining in the opening period. Josi carried the puck into the Winnipeg zone on the left side and his shot from the circle was kicked away by Brossoit. The rebound landed right on Trenin’s stick and he had a tap-in for his fourth goal in his last five games.

Trenin did not record a point in Nashville’s first 13 games of the season and was a healthy scratch for a game before re-entering the lineup.

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Josi scored in a tough-angle wrist shot from the left side at 1:26 of the second.

Nyquist’s power-play goal at 6:22 of the second made it 3-0, capping a nice passing play with Filip Forsberg and Josi.

The three-point effort from Josi was the 30th of his career, all with Nashville. He and Forsberg (37) are the only players in Predators history with 30-plus three-point games.

Nyquist extended his points streak to eight games. Over that stretch, he has two goals and eight assists.

Morrissey and Perfetti ended Saros’ shutout bid with goals 42 seconds apart midway through the third period.

Perfetti’s power-play shot hit the left post, then the crossbar and the right post before crossing the goal line.

UP NEXT

Jets: Host Dallas on Tuesday night.

Predators: Host Pittsburgh on Tuesday night.

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Jim Diamond, The Associated Press