Winnipeg Free Press · Apr 17, 2015
Penalties shot down the Jets, players and coach admit
Anaheim Ducks centre Ryan Getzlaf, right, looks for the puck next to Winnipeg Jets right wing Michael Frolik during the second period. The Jets got three penalties during the game. The infractions by Mark Scheifele, Ben Chiarot and Michael Frolik were pretty costly. (CHRIS CARLSON / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) ANAHEIM, Calif. — Penalties, like they did in the first three-quarters of the regular season, reared up and bit the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday night.
Bad timing for them, since it was the first game of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
The Anaheim Ducks clicked for two power-play goals in three chances and roared to a comeback 4-2 win in Game 1 of the best-of-seven Pacific Division first-round series.