The Winnipeg Jets made history by storming back from a four-goal deficit to beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 in overtime. This comeback is the latest in NHL history, with the Jets scoring four goals in just 2 minutes and 8 seconds. The game was a stunning turnaround, with the Jets trailing 4-0 before scoring four goals in quick succession. Dylan Samberg scored the winning goal in overtime, burying a pass from captain Adam Lowry at 3:30 of overtime. The Jets' comeback was the fastest in franchise history, besting their previous record of four goals in 2:16 set in 1984. The win snapped the Jets' nine-game losing streak and marked a much-needed boost for the team. The Canadiens, who were without star center Nick Suzuki, were left reeling from the loss, which was their first when leading by four or more goals in the third period in franchise history. The win was a testament to the Jets' determination and resilience, and coach Scott Arniel was thrilled with the result, saying 'I'm so happy that we won tonight. We got that win.'