Carolina’s Beach and Andersen Historically Grab Jennings Trophy – Florida Wins Full NHL Regulars, First Time

Colorado Avalanche Artturi Lehkonen continued its strong momentum in the NHL round of the night. Lehkonen skillfully guided the defender Josh Mansonin bet on the net and took the Colorado 2-0 lead in the opening round.

Nashville rose 4 to 4 in the third inning. Mikael Granlund got an entry point in the opening batch Matt Duchenen 1-2 reduction and defender Mattias Ekholmin To a 4-4 tie after the third round was played on 4.11.

The only winner in the winning goal race was Nashville’s Duchene. Granlund or Colorado Mikko Rantanen did not succeed in their own businesses.

Lehkonen, who was playing from Montreal through the miserable pass on the transfer line to Colorado, hit the tube in the second match and has finished 5 + 3 = 8 in the last nine matches. Throughout the season, Lehkonen has finished 19 + 19 = 38 in 73 matches.

Lehkonen’s previous point record was 31 points in the 2018–19 season. Above all, Lehkonen is known as a versatile player and, among other things, a force majeure expert.

Rantanen leads the Finnish points exchange: powers 36 + 55 = 91 for 74 matches.

Colorado, who have secured a victory in the Western Conference, will face Minnesota in the final regular season game next night.

Lehkonen’s paint with the video in the main picture of the story.

Metropolitan Division winner Carolina Hurricanes took a 6-3 win over the New Jersey Devils in her final regular season match.

Carolinan Jesperi Kotkaniemi effective for the first batch of powers 1 + 2. He got an entry point Ethan Bearin 1–0 and Martin Necasin 2-0 goals. Kotkaniemi himself finished 3-0 from Necas’ pass.

Kotkaniemi cut off their goalless goal in 19 matches. In total, Kotkaniemi scored 12 + 17 = 29 in 66 regular season matches.

In the second installment Teuvo Sharp bombarded with a handsome wrist shot 4-1 hit. Sebastian Aho scored one entry point in the match.

Carolina had a weak period in March-April, but the team managed to finish the regular season with six wins in the tube.

– We had games that didn’t go the way we wanted. But at no point was the game particularly bad. It’s hard to play at this level, the league is so good. But now we can look back and see that our record is pretty damn good, rejoiced the Carolina pilot. Rod Brind’Amour.

Carolina also received relief news as the goalkeeper left the ice on Sunday due to injury Antti Raanta returned to the goal.

Raanta and the injured Danish guard Frederik Andersen get their name from the William M. Jennings Trophy, as Carolina is the least-scoring team in the regular season.

Carolina conceded 202 goals in the regular season 82 matches. Closest to 205 goals are the Calgary Flames and the New York Rangers with one match left.

Andersen defeated 52 matches in the regular season, including 35 wins. Raanta blocked 28 matches and 15 wins. Andersen’s control percentage in the regular season was 92.2 and Raannan’s 91.2.

Carolina got its name from the William M. Jennings Trophy for the first time in the club’s history. Raanna and Andersen became the first goalie duo in NHL history to win the prize in their first season in the new club. The beach moved from Arizona and Andersen from Toronto last season.

The winner of the Eastern Conference, the Florida Panthers, knocked out Ottawa 4-0 in their final regular season game. Captain Alexander Barkov had taken a rest from the match, as well as, among other things Jonathan Huberdeauwhich is third on the NHL points market. Eetu Luostarinen collected two passes in the winning match.

When Colorado lost at the same time, Florida secured their victory in the name of the Presidents ’Trophy. It will be awarded to the team with the most points in the regular season. The award is its first in the history of the Panthers.

– It’s just as much fun for guys who sat down watching the success of other guys. And that’s what it’s been all season. They don’t care who gets the attention or who gets the goals. I think everyone is happy for each other. And I’ve said this a million times this year: It makes this group really special, comment (switch to another service) Florida head coach Andrew Brunette referring to the rest turn of the star players.

Florida have one match left. It has won 81 of the 81 matches in regular time and 16 in extra time or 16 goals. Florida has 122 points, while Colorado can reach 121 points by winning their last match.

Without being injured Patrik Lainetta playing Columbus Blue Jackets surprised Tampa Bay Lightning 5-2.

The Boston Bruins rolled the Buffalo Sabers 5-0. Boston’s experienced center Patrice Bergeron made a hat trick (3 + 1).

Boston Bruins – Buffalo Sabers 5-0

Carolina Hurricanes – New Jersey Devils 6–3

C: Antti Raanta 27/30 fight, Jesperi Kotkaniemi 1 + 2, Teuvo Teräväinen 1 + 0, Sebastian Aho 0 + 1

Columbus Blue Jackets – Tampa Bay Lightning 5–2

New York Islanders – Washington Capitals 5–1

Ottawa Senators – Florida Panthers 0–4

Minnesota Wild – Calgary Flames 3–2 and.

Edmonton Oilers – San Jose Sharks 5–4 and.

Colorado Avalanche – Nashville Predators 4-5 p.m.

Vancouver Canucks – Los Angeles Kings 3–2

L: Rasmus Copper 0 + 1, Olli Määttä 0 + 1