Winnipeg Jets goaltender Eric Comrie turned in a remarkable bounce-back performance, earning high praise from his team despite a 4-3 shootout loss to the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal on Wednesday, December 3, 2025.
A Goaltender Redeemed
After facing recent challenges, Comrie was "absolutely fantastic" according to team commentary, providing the stability and key saves necessary to force overtime and eventually a shootout against the Habs. His efforts kept the Jets in contention throughout the intense NHL matchup at the Bell Centre.
Game Details and Key Moments
The game, which extended beyond regulation time, saw Comrie make several critical stops, including a notable save against Canadiens' forward Jared Davidson during the second period. Jets defenseman Dylan Samberg was also involved in the play, helping to defend the net. The contest remained tightly fought through three periods and overtime, with the final decision coming down to a shootout, where Montreal ultimately secured the extra point.
Looking Ahead for the Jets
While the result in the standings was a loss, the standout play of Eric Comrie serves as a significant positive for the Winnipeg Jets moving forward. His ability to rebound under pressure and deliver a top-tier performance against a division rival is a promising sign for the team's goaltending depth and resilience as the 2025-2026 NHL season progresses.
The Jets will look to build on the momentum from Comrie's strong showing in their next contest, using it as a foundation for future success.
