Anton Lundell, who was the target of transfer rumors, decided the victory in overtime | Sport

Anton Lundell of the Florida Panthers scored the first overtime goal of his career. Dallas Stars’ Miro Heiskanen succeeded in his 400th career NHL regular season game.

The Florida Panthers, who have been the target of transfer rumors in the ice hockey NHL Anton Lundell succeeded immediately against the Ottawa Senators. Lundell sealed Florida’s victory with his first career and wonderful overtime hit.

Lundell’s third goal of the season was scored Matthew Tkachuk and Brandon Montour from the pass when he hit the puck into the top corner from a small angle. To read 3–2 in the finished match Joonas Korpisalo made 31 saves in goal against the Senators.

Lundell, 22, recently became the target of transfer rumors when Canadian media outlet Sportsnet’s NHL reporter Elliotte Friedman mentioned him in 32 Thoughts on the podcast. The Calgary Flames defenseman is the key player in the speculation Noah Hanifiin which, among others, Boston and Florida are interested.

– Boston and Florida don’t have many reserve positions to trade, but they have young players. Lundell has been included in some discussions this year. I don’t know if Florida wants to make a move. They could if they wanted to, Friedman said.

The NHL transfer window is open until March 8.

New father Heiskanen made Dallas an only child

Dallas Stars Miro Heiskanen celebrated his 400th career NHL regular season game by scoring the team’s only goal against the New York Rangers. Heiskanen was on the sidelines from the team’s previous match on Monday due to a family addition. Heiskanen’s goal came in the second period with an upper hand, By Jamie Benn and Joe Pavelski of inputs.

Dallas lost Heiskanen’s return match 3–1. The winning goal for Rangers was scored by the second star of the match Kaapo Kako. Kako’s goal came from a hard wrist shot in the eighth minute of the second period. The victory was the eighth in a row for the Rangers.

The Pittsburgh Penguins playing their rookie season Valtteri Puustinen scored his second career goal against the New York Islanders. Puustisinen’s goal from a loose puck started the team’s rally in the final minutes, with which it rose to level from two goals behind. In overtime, however, the Islanders celebrated a 5–4 victory.

Puustinen, who played 12 minutes in the match, was added to Pittsburgh’s lineup Jesse Puljujärven in place of. Puljujärvi was on the sidelines until the decision of the coaching staff. Head coach Mike Sullivan commented after the match that it is important to get successes from young players like Puustisinen.

– We have been trying to get visible results for some time to find the best possible solutions for our lineup – not only through scoring goals, but also ¶s attack time and puck control, Sullivan commented and praised especially the Danish attacker by Lars Eller chain where Puustinen played.