The Winnipeg Jets scored six times in a season-opening win, but the offense has nearly disappeared during the clubs current three- game losing streak. The Jets hope to get back to scoring on Sunday when they welcome the Calgary Flames to MTS Centre. You can listen to the game live on TSN Radio 1290 Winnipeg starting at 5pm CT/6pm ET. Winnipeg recorded a 6-2 win at Arizona to begin the season, but has been outscored by a combined 9-1 margin in losing its next three tilts. The Jets were shut out for the second time in three games on Friday, losing their home opener against Nashville by a 2-0 score. The Jets outshot the Predators 31-27, but had nothing to show for it on the scoreboard. Pekka Rinne made 31 saves to post the shutout for Nashville, while James Neal and Mike Ribeiro scored the goals. Ondrej Pavelec made 25 saves for the Jets, who ranked 15th in the NHL in scoring last season with an average of 2.67 goals per game. After Fridays loss, Winnipeg head coach Paul Maurice suggested his team needs to take a kitchen sink approach to scoring until the offense gets untracked. The simple answer is weve got to put more of the basic stuff to the net so that we can find a way to bang some ugly ones in until the offensive guys get that good feeling around the net, said Maurice. Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler have accounted for five of Winnipegs seven goals this season, with Little leading the way with three markers. The Jets are playing the second part of a five-game homestand tonight. They have only hosted Calgary once in Winnipeg since relocating from Atlanta prior to the 2011-12 campaign, dropping a 5-4 shootout decision against the Flames on Nov. 18 of last season. However, the Jets won the next two meetings in Calgary to take the season series with a 2-0-1 record. Calgary, which relocated from Atlanta after the 1979-80 campaign, had won four straight against the Jets before losing two meetings to end last seasons series. The Flames played Friday night in Columbus and had a two-game winning streak snapped after dropping a 3-2 decision. Calgary did fight hard to get back in the game, scoring twice in the third period after falling behind 3-0 in the early going. Matt Calvert gave the Blue Jackets a three-goal cushion less than eight minutes into the second period, but Mason Raymond and Josh Jooris, making his NHL debut, scored in the third period for the Flames. Calgarys Mark Giordano hit the post with less than two minutes remaining, but the Flames couldnt get the equalizer. We put on quite an effort, but we just couldnt get that tying goal, said Flames head coach Bob Hartley. Karri Ramo gave up three goals on 26 shots for the Flames, who are 2-2-0 on a five-game road trip that ends tonight. Jooris, an undrafted free agent, was recalled Thursday from Adirondack of the American Hockey League and he scored in his first foray into the NHL. Giordano hit Jooris with a stretch pass and the 24-year-old beat Columbus goaltender Sergei Bobrovsky on a breakaway. Hes a good young man. He wants to learn. He brings a lot. Hes responsible defensively and he gave us a big goal, Hartley said of Jooris. Meanwhile, a much more heralded Flames rookie is still looking for his first point of the season. Johnny Gaudreau, the 2013-14 Hobey Baker Award winner as the NCAAs top mens hockey player, has failed to reach the scoresheet in five games this season and was a healthy scratch on Friday when he was replaced in the lineup by Jooris. Gaudreau, a 21-year-old Boston College product, did record a goal in his only NHL game last season, scoring against Vancouver in Calgarys final tilt of 2013-14. 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Pollock Dodgers Jersey . 98 jersey in a game yet, and already its a big seller.New Orleans, LA (SportsNetwork.com) - Matt Ryan threw for 322 yards and the Atlanta Falcons maligned defense rose to the occasion in a season-saving 30-14 victory over New Orleans that dropped the erratic Saints out of the NFC South race. Entering this critical divisional showdown ranked at the bottom of the NFL in total defense, pass defense and sacks, the Falcons put forth their best effort of the year on that side of the ball to set up a winner-take-all matchup with Carolina for the NFC South crown next Sunday at the Georgia Dome. Atlanta (6-9) held the Saints to 328 total yards and came up with five sacks and four takeaways, including a pivotal fumble from Jimmy Graham at the goal line early in the fourth quarter and Osi Umenyioras 86-yard fumble return touchdown on the final play. Im so proud of the effort they gave and the way they executed out there, said Ryan of the defense. They were the reason we got it done today. Ryan did his part as well, completing a sharp 30-of-40 passes with a touchdown and no turnovers. Julio Jones racked up 107 yards on seven catches after not practicing the entire week due to a hip injury. Drew Brees finished 30-of-47 for 313 yards and a touchdown to Graham, but was intercepted twice in the loss, the fifth straight at the Superdome for New Orleans (6-9). You have to be able to convert third downs. You have to go make some plays, said Brees. I know we missed some big-play opportunities in the passing game. You just have to sustain drives. We just havent been able to do that at home those two times. Brees second pick all but sealed the Saints fate. After New Orleans got the ball back at its own 10-yard line down just 20-14 with 2:40 left, Falcons cornerback Robert McClain jumped a route and snared the quarterbacks short pass intended for Nick Toon to place Atlanta deep in enemy territory. The turnover led to Matt Bryants third field goal of the day, a 32-yarder with 1:56 to go. It was a big-time play, said Falcons head coach Mike Smith of the interception. (McClain) got a great jump on the ball. Roberts continued to improve all season long. I know that some people had talked about him not making plays. He made the play when we needed the play made. The Saints managed to move inside the Atlanta 10 with time winding down, but the last-ditch effort turned into disaster when Kroy Biermann jarred the ball loose from Brees and Umenyiora scooped up the fumble before taking it the other way right as the clock expired. Atlanta also was able to withstand a brutal start to the game, as the Saints Jalen Saunders returned the opening kickoff 99 yards to the 1-yard line and Mark Ingram powered across the goal line on the next play, giving New Orleans a 7-0 edge a mere 20 seconds in. Those were the Saints lone two highlights of the first half, as the offense generated a paltry 78 yards over the initial ttwo quarters with the Falcons dominating the line of scrimmage.dddddddddddd. Brees was intercepted once and sacked three times, one on a second-quarter blitz from safety Dwight Lowery that took the team out of field goal range. Atlanta countered Ingrams quick score with Bryants 44-yard field goal on its first possession, set up by Ryans 36-yard strike to Devonta Freeman on a wheel route out of the backfield. The Falcons went three-and-out on their next two series, but a pair of Roddy White catches totaling 26 yards on Atlantas subsequent trek led to Bryant booting a 50-yard field goal that cut the lead to 7-6 early in the second quarter. Following another New Orleans punt, the Falcons put together their longest drive of the season -- a 15-play, 89-yard march in which Ryan completed nine passes and converted three third-down situations. The last, a 24-yard delivery to Jones on 3rd-and-10, put the ball on the 3- yard line with eight seconds on the first-half clock. Ryan then hit Eric Weems with a shovel toss on the ensuing snap to send Atlanta into the break owning a 13-7 advantage. An 86-yard drive that took just seven plays extended the Falcons margin in the third quarter, with Freeman capping the sequence by side-stepping a defender near the line of scrimmage and taking off for a 31-yard touchdown with 5:42 left in the period. Brees got the Saints into the red zone on the following possession, which came up empty as well when Graham was stood up by Dezmen Southward at the goal line on a 12-yard reception and Kemal Ishmael ripped the ball out of the star tight ends hands. Did I think it was a score? Yes, said Saints head coach Sean Payton of the play. The one look we had as they continued to show it looked pretty clear, and yet, it is what it is. They go back to New York now with that and its disappointing. New Orleans did put up points on its next series, driving nearly the entire length of the field and trimming the deficit to 20-14 when Graham came down with Brees 4-yard back-shoulder throw with 5:48 left to play. Game Notes The Falcons came in just 1-5 against New Orleans at the Superdome under Smith, while Brees owned a 7-1 mark versus Atlanta at home ... The Saints had won a franchise-record 11 straight home games prior to its present slide ... Atlanta running back Steven Jackson did not return from a quad injury sustained in the second quarter, with safety William Moore (shoulder) exiting for the Falcons in the third quarter ... Saints running back Pierre Thomas was forced from the contest in the second quarter with a foot injury ... Atlanta entered the game having recorded just 16 sacks through its first 14 outings ... Ryan threw for a franchise-record 448 yards and three touchdowns in the teams Week 1 meeting, a 37-34 Atlanta victory in overtime. ' ' '