Winnipeg Jets achieved the miracle goal to force OT against blues with almost hardly any time in game 7

The Winnipeg Jets have just scored one of the most dramatic goals in the history of the Playoff hockey.

In game 7 of the first round at home 3-2 in St. Louis Blues, the jets had the additional skater, but the clock ticked under 10 seconds.

Nikolaj Ehlers made a big swing from the point in one fell swoop, but back to him before the puck.

For the second time of the question, he hit a cross-hour pass to Kyle Conner, who scored a first shot at the goal.

Cole Perfetti, parked in front of the net, tipped the puck on Jordan Binnington and the back of the network.

With 1.6 seconds in game 7, it was very space at 3-3.

The jets connect it in game 7 with 1.6 seconds! pic.twitter.com/pxcnuf3Q0P

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It was the second extra man goal that the jets had received. They had already rated 1:56 to pull within 3-2.

St. Louis led all the way and rose 2-0 after 7 minutes and 16 seconds of the first period.

In the second period, the jets got a back on a power play, but the blues achieved 35 seconds in the second time to take the 3-1 lead.

The jets looked ready until they were not.

And in a way, only Playoff hockey could deliver overtime on the barrel.

Somehow this incredible goal was not even the conclusion. It just built up more magic.

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