Tyrel Bauer Played 10:44 and Started It: Jets Erase a 4-0 Third-Period Deficit, Beat Canadiens 5-4 in OT

Tyrel Bauer Played 10:44 and Started It: Jets Erase a 4-0 Third-Period Deficit, Beat Canadiens 5-4 in OT

Defenseman Tyrel Bauer scored his first goal of the season and set up the next one 42 seconds later as Winnipeg outshot Montreal 47-22 and won 5-4 in overtime.

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Tyrel Bauer played 10 minutes and 44 seconds on Tuesday night, the second-fewest of any Winnipeg defenseman. With 2:39 left in regulation and his team down four goals, he scored his first goal of the season. Forty-two seconds later he set up the next one, and the ESPN box score shows how the rest went.

The Winnipeg Jets beat the Montreal Canadiens 5-4 in overtime at the Bell Centre in front of 20,962. Winnipeg improved to 5-8-3. Montreal is 9-3-3.

Four Goals in the Last 2:39 of Regulation

Montreal led 4-0 when Cole Caufield scored his second goal of the night, and 10th of the season, 46 seconds into the third period. Then Bauer scored at 17:21, assisted by Cole Koepke and Dylan DeMelo. Morgan Barron made it 4-2 at 18:03 off Bauer and DeMelo. Kyle Connor scored at 19:00 and again at 19:27, both set up by Mark Scheifele, to tie it.

The Associated Press called it the latest four-goal comeback in NHL history. Dylan Samberg finished it 3:30 into overtime, from Adam Lowry and Gabriel Vilardi.

Bauer's Line, and the 47 Shots Behind It

Bauer finished with a goal, an assist, a plus-2 rating and two hits. DeMelo had two assists, both on the first two goals. Connor's two goals were his 12th and 13th of the season, in 27:50 of ice time, and Scheifele had two assists.

The comeback had been building all night. Winnipeg outshot Montreal 47-22 and won 42 of 81 faceoffs. Jacob Fowler made 42 saves for the Canadiens. Stuart Skinner stopped 18 of 22 for Winnipeg. Per AP, the win snapped a nine-game losing streak that included a 7-0 loss at Carolina on Sunday.

Earlier, Arber and Florian Xhekaj both assisted on Owen Beck's opening goal, which AP said made them the first brothers to record a point on the same Canadiens goal since Andrei and Sergei Kostitsyn in 2009. Find more hockey on BallerTube's NHL page.

Winnipeg hosts Vancouver on Thursday. Montreal hosts the Utah Mammoth the same night.