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Winnipeg was down four goals with under three minutes left in Montreal, and somehow, someway, the Jets pulled off the most jaw-dropping comeback in NHL history. Tyrel Bauer broke the ice with his first career goal, and the Jets didn't stop there, scoring three more to steal the win in the final two minutes and change.
Shifting to the hardwood, Luka Dončić can breathe a little easier after the NBA rescinded his second technical foul from Sunday's blowout win over Miami. Dončić dropped forty-two points and thirteen assists in that one-thirty-eight to one-seventeen Lakers victory, and keeping him on the floor and out of automatic suspension territory matters as he builds a legitimate MVP case early in the season.
And Karl-Anthony Towns addressed something every star player faces — what do you bring when your shot isn't falling? After a quiet night against Brooklyn, Towns spoke candidly about screening, defense, and keeping his energy high even when the box score doesn't reflect it. That kind of self-awareness from a cornerstone player is exactly what a contending roster needs.
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