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Jets erase four-goal deficit with 2:40 left against Canadiens

Tyrel Bauer's first NHL goal starts the rescue, Kyle Connor scores twice, and Dylan Samberg finishes it in overtime.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 574,158 views a day, 15 times a normal first day on this channel (38,860).

Jets complete UNBELIEVABLE COMEBACK after trailing Canadiens 4-0 with 2:40 remaining

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0:09Tyrel Bauer scores his first NHL goal, beginning Winnipeg's late push.
1:30Morgan Barron's wrist shot cuts Montreal's lead again.
2:20Kyle Connor finishes Mark Scheifele's pass to put the Jets within a goal.
3:17A tripping penalty gives Winnipeg a power play with an extra attacker already on.
3:49Connor's one-timer sends the game to overtime.
5:15The overtime winner arrives here, followed by celebrations and replays of the decisive turnover.

Tyrel Bauer's first NHL goal looked like a consolation prize. Winnipeg was still three goals behind Montreal, with less than three minutes left. Instead, it became the start of a comeback that ended the Jets' nine-game winless streak.

The NHL's highlight package follows every step of the escape. Morgan Barron fires a wrist shot past Jacob Fowler, then Mark Scheifele finds Kyle Connor to bring Winnipeg within a goal in the final minute.

A tripping penalty against Alexandre Carrier gives the Jets another opening. With an extra attacker and a power play, Barron wins the faceoff and Connor strikes again, tying the game with barely half a minute remaining. "This is unbelievable," says the commentator.

Overtime brings the finish: Gabriel Vilardi forces a turnover behind Montreal's net, Adam Lowry supplies the pass, and Dylan Samberg scores the winner.

The comeback-only upload drew roughly 574,000 first-day views, almost fifteen times the NHL channel's usual start for regular videos. It also attracted more than twice the first-day views of the full-game highlights, which had an unusually strong start of their own.

Viewers are discussing the growing intensity of Winnipeg's celebrations and imagining the bewilderment of anyone who left the arena early. Others focus on Bauer: a first career goal that could have been a footnote instead opened the scoring sequence that changed the game.

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What viewers say

leaving the arena early to beat the rush home and thinking 4-0 should be a win, then arriving home and watching the highlights that they lost. LOL
@gbull6554See it on YouTube
I love how the celebrations increase in excitedness each time
@mikerr193See it on YouTube
Imagine being a Jets fan in that barn tonight. Those dudes will be talking about that FOREVER.
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The thing that really stands out for me is that none of these are garbage goals… All five goals are really nice!
@SpiroFleecySee it on YouTube
The jets really said “okay boys time to stop messing around” in the last 3 minutes 😂
@PTGS0019See it on YouTube
I'm still speechless and in the best way possible. Absolutely insane.
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