Lowry Logs a Quiet Night in Winnipeg's 2-1 Loss at St. Louis
The Jets forward finishes without a shot on goal as the Blues hold on at home.
Adam Lowry had a quiet night in St. Louis. He had no goals, no assists and no shots on goal in 14:50 of ice time, as the Jets lost 2-1 to the Blues.
That ice time ranked 10th among 18 Winnipeg skaters and fifth among the team's 12 forwards. It was not a team high, and he wasn't on the ice for a goal either way (plus-minus of 0).
The small contributions came away from the scoresheet: two hits, one blocked shot and one takeaway, with no giveaways and no penalties across 20 shifts.
It fits his season so far. He has one goal and three assists in nine games, averaging 15.2 minutes, so this was close to his usual workload and a typical no-point night. The Jets had little to show from him offensively.
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