Jets' 11-Game Skid by One Goal: NHL History
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You're listening to Dallas Stars News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Winnipeg Jets just made NHL history in the worst way possible, dropping a heartbreaker to the Dallas Stars on February 2, 2026. It was another one-goal loss at home, pushing their streak to a record 11 straight defeats by that slim margin. Dallas got goals from Nils Lundqvist and Jason Robertson on the power play, while the Jets fought back with tallies from Gabriel Velarde and Cole. Perfetti on the man advantage.
What historic record did the Winnipeg Jets set with their recent losses?
Earlier this week, the Jets had been clinging to hope, but this collapse sealed their dubious mark. No team in league history has lost 11 in a row by just one goal, and Winnipeg's skid now stretches even further overall. Dallas improved their standing with the gritty win, thanks to strong defense holding the line late. Fans are stunned, with social media buzzing about the Jets' bad luck and coaching questions. Players like Velarde showed fight, but the constant close calls have worn everyone down. This impacts their playoff push big time, as they're scrambling in the standings while rivals pull away. Meanwhile, Dallas stars like Matt Duchesne kept lighting the lamp in recent games, scoring against St.
Louis and Vegas. Other highlights included Jesper Bratt's goal for New Jersey and Mitchell Marner's tally versus Dallas. These clips are blowing up online, showing the league's nonstop action. As the Jets lick their wounds, all eyes are on their next matchup. Can they snap this nightmare streak, or will it keep growing? Dallas rides high, but the NHL grind never lets up. Stay tuned for more updates. The Daily News Now is grateful to our sponsor for today's episode. It looks like a pillow.
How did the Dallas Stars contribute to the Jets' losing streak?
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