Predators Edge Jets in Shootout

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Nashville Predators pulled out a 4-3 shootout victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday night

at Canada Life Center.

Goldtender Ju Ceres was outstanding, with 36 saves in regulation and overtime, then stopped

all three shots in the shootout to seal the win.

Phillip Forsberg scored once and added an assist, while Matthew Wood and Eric Halle each

lit the lamp for Nashville.

Jonathan Marchesall chipped in with two helpers, helping the Predators even the score multiple

times during a back-and-forth battle.

On the Jets side, Kyle Connor dished out three assists, and Gabriel Valardi had a goal

plus an assist.

Connor Hellerbook turned aside 20 shots, but couldn't quite hold the lead late in the

third period.

The game stayed tight all night, with powerplay goals trading hands early, before Nashville

grabbed a brief edge in the third.

Winnipeg pulled even with under a minute left, using the extra attacker, forcing overtime.

This gives the Predators a record of 30 wins, 28 losses, and 9 overtime losses, wrapping

their 5-game row trip at 2 wins, 2 losses, and 1 overtime loss.

The Jets sit at 28, 28, and 11, still grabbing points in 8 of their last 11 games.

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