Sillinger scored for the first time in 46 games during a power play at 16:35 of the second period to tie it at 3. Jenner tied it at 2 with 31 seconds remaining in the first period when he went top corner from inside the right faceoff circle for his 23rd. The Breakaway Bar & Grill, while developed by undeniably corporate HMS Host, has some interesting touches, food- and drink-wise. It was Zegras' 22nd of the season and also gave him 10 points (three goals, seven assists) in the last 10 games. Zegras opened the scoring at 3:19 when he got a pass from Strome and scored into an open net after Hutchinson thought Strome was going to shoot. Zegras and Jenner, who lead their respective teams in goals, each found the net during the first period. Laine evened it at 6:43 on the power play when he put in his own rebound after Dostal made a pad save on the initial shot from the slot. Terry reached the 20-goal mark for the second straight season and gave the Ducks a 4-3 lead 2:25 into the third period when he redirected Colton White's pass past Hutchinson. "We try to get it deep, it hits a shaft, and then we're chasing there at the end. I thought we found our game pretty good there for a bit," Blue Jackets coach Brad Larson said. "We had some good looks there, even in the third, we were coming.
"He's a guy that's not known for scoring or putting up points, but to get a couple is awesome for him, and his teammates on the bench were cheering them on," Ducks coach Dallas Eakins said of Harrington, who has 10 goals in 246 NHL games. It was also the first multi-goal game of the defenseman's nine-year career and came against the team where he played for six seasons. Scott Harrington had two goals for the Ducks, who snapped a two-game losing streak. I figured I had to go backhand with it, so it worked out." "I told myself I was going to shoot on it, but when I crossed the blue line I saw his angles were a little off. Definitely one of the bigger ones I have scored," Jones said.
Jones then beat Michael Hutchinson with a backhand on his stick side for his seventh goal of the season. The shot went off the shaft of Jones' stick, before he was able to gain possession of the puck near center ice. Jones blocked the shot of Columbus' Andrew Peeke as he was trying to bump the puck into the Blue Jackets' offensive zone. Max Jones scored the tiebreaking goal on a breakaway with 2:37 remaining and the Anaheim Ducks beat the Columbus Blue Jackets 7-4 Friday night in a matchup of teams near the bottom of the NHL standings.
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