The Anaheim Ducks beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-4 on Monday night, winning the third game of their first-round Stanley Cup playoffs series and setting up the potential for a demoralizing sweep.
Frustration is running high for the Jets, who have responded to adversity by blowing third-period leads and, most recently, hitting goal-scorers in celebration.
Fresh off a four-game suspension for cross-checking, Winnipegs enforcer Dustin Byfuglien earned himself a two-minute minor for roughing in the second by putting a leg in front of Perry and judo-shoving the Anaheim winger to the ice after a goal.