Updated 2025 NHL Playoff Bracket, Schedule and Top Highlights from May 4th

The 14th double-overtime in Game 7 NHL history delivered all the drama fans could hope for, as the Winnipeg Jets stormed back from a 3-1 deficit to stun the St. Louis Blues and punch their ticket to the next round at home on Sunday.

In a nail-biting finish to decide who would advance to face the Dallas Stars—also fresh off a Game 7 on Saturday—the Jets emerged victorious, keeping their Stanley Cup hopes alive.

Stanley Cup Playoffs results: Sunday, May 4

Game 7: Winnipeg Jets def. St. Louis Blues, 4-3 in 2OT (WPG advances 4-3)

Stanley Cup Playoffs schedule:

Monday, May 5 

Florida Panthers at Toronto Maple Leafs, Second Round Game 1: 8:00 p.m. ET

Tuesday, May 6

Carolina Hurricanes at Washington Capitals, Second Round Game 1: 7:00 p.m. ET

Edmonton Oilers at Las Vegas Knights, Second Round Game 1: 9:30 p.m. ET

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Winnipeg Jets def. St. Louis Blues, 4-3

The Blues jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first period, opening the scoring just over a minute in with a backhand goal from center Jordan Kyrou.

The Jets responded in the second period with their first goal of the game by Cole Perfetti, but Radek Faksa fired back late in the frame, giving them a two-goal cushion and giving the Blues a 3-1 lead heading into the final 20 minutes.

Defense dominated the third period until the final two minutes, when Winnipeg’s Vladislav Namestnikov capitalized with a goal with 1:56 remaining while the team defended an empty net, igniting the home crowd and cutting the deficit to one.

Moments later, the Jets came inches from tying it up but were turned away by a clutch save. Moments later, with 1.6 seconds remaining, Perfetti delivered the equalizer—his second goal of the night and Winnipeg’s second in the final two minutes—forcing a dramatic overtime.

Winnipeg earned a power play in overtime but couldn’t capitalize with the advantage. Blues goalie Jordan Binnington stood tall with 11 saves in the period, while Jets netminder Connor Hellebuyck turned away four shots to help force a second overtime.

Just as the game seemed destined for a third overtime, Jets captain Adam Lowry ended the marathon with a clutch game-winner, firing the puck home with under four minutes left to seal the dramatic victory.

The Jets will face the Dallas Stars at home in Game 1 of the second round.