Beckett Sennecke Extends Scoring Streak in Ducks Win Over Jets

Beckett Sennecke continued his strong start to the 2026-27 NHL season by recording two assists as the Anaheim Ducks defeated the Winnipeg Jets 5-1 on Friday. The 20-year-old winger extended his scoring streak to four consecutive games, contributing to Anaheim's victory while adding two hits and a plus-3 rating. According to CBS Sports, Sennecke has recorded three goals and three assists through four games this season.

His early production follows a 60-point campaign across 82 regular-season games last year, establishing him as a productive contributor for Anaheim. Sennecke also received an opportunity on the Ducks' top line against Winnipeg, moving up from his previous role on the second line. The lineup adjustment effectively swapped his position with Cutter Gauthier, while Sennecke's performance continued to strengthen his early-season statistics.

Across his first four games, Sennecke has registered 11 shots on goal, eight hits, four blocked shots, four penalty minutes and a plus-4 rating, according to CBS Sports. His two assists against Winnipeg followed a productive outing against Edmonton earlier in the week.

On Wednesday, Sennecke scored twice on the power play in Anaheim's 5-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. According to RotoWire, he finished that game with seven shots and four hits, giving the Ducks an early offensive boost before Edmonton scored five consecutive goals in the second period. Both goals against Edmonton came in the first period, and Sennecke entered that game with three points through his first two appearances. RotoWire reported that he had been playing on Anaheim's second line and first power-play unit before his promotion against Winnipeg.

The winger also opened Anaheim's regular season with a goal against the Vegas Golden Knights on October 3, according to Pucks of a Feather. The Ducks won that road game, with Sennecke scoring on a pass from Leo Carlsson. The opening-night goal marked the second consecutive season in which Sennecke scored Anaheim's first goal of the regular season. Pucks of a Feather noted that he joined Rickard Rakell, Andrew Cogliano and Rob Niedermayer as Ducks players to accomplish that feat in consecutive seasons.

Carlsson also recorded multiple points in the season opener, assisting on Sennecke's goal before scoring the eventual game-winner. Goaltender Lukas Dostal made 27 saves as Anaheim secured the victory despite a late comeback attempt by Vegas. Anaheim's opening game also featured NHL debuts for Judd Caufield and Noah Warren.

Warren recorded his first NHL point with an assist on a goal by veteran Alex Killorn, while the Ducks began integrating several other players into the lineup for the new campaign. With four consecutive games featuring a point, Sennecke has emerged as a consistent early-season offensive contributor for Anaheim. His latest two-assist performance helped the Ducks secure a four-goal victory over Winnipeg after the team had struggled to close out its previous game against Edmonton.