Tuesday night in St. Paul, the Winnipeg Jets notched their fourth straight victory on the road this season.

Of course, it didn’t come without its challenges – or at times, its blemishes. But a win is a win in the National Hockey League , especially in overtime.

Sure, the Jets are again fighting for first place in the Central Division just 10 games into the season, and do boast a winning percentage of .700 — but as the schedule now starts to lean toward November, improving their overall game is becoming even more consequential.

Now, perfection is the grand hope in sports, but an unrealistic truth. And while the Jets’ coaching staff and players continually talk about “cleaning things up,” the bottom line is Winnipeg isn’t exactly the same team it was last season – especially up fron

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