Boston’s Erik Haula and Florida’s Alexander Barkov were prominently featured on the NHL round of hockey.
STT Sports,
Jonne Niemeläinen
27.3. 07:20 • Updated March 27 08:55
In the hockey NHL, the Florida Panthers claimed a away win over the Ottawa Senators with a 4-3 goal finish. The captain of the match was the Panthers captain, who was chosen as the best player in the fight Alexander Barkov.
In the third round of the match, Ottawa scored 3–2. However, in the third minute of the batch, Barkov’s wrist shot from the blue line easily sank behind the mask. Anton Forsbergin behind your back. Barkov’s goal was 28th of the season.
After an undefeated extra time, Barkov was also responsible for the only hit in the winning shot. The Finnish striker made an eye-catching hit as he lifted the puck from the knuckle to the top corner.
Click on the main image of the story to see Bakov’s successes.
The victory was particularly sweet for Panthers, who lead the eastern block, as the team rose to victory from a three-goal chase. Ottawa led the match 3-0 at the start of the second round.
– Whatever the situation, we won’t give up. We also played well in the losing position. It didn’t even occur to anyone that we could lose, Barkov said after the game.
The ninth goal for Haula
The Boston Bruins, who have recently been in good spirits, also succeeded in scoring the Finns in the NHL round on Saturday. Erik Haula. Bruins ’second-field center recorded a 1 + 1 power as Bruins stylized a 6-3 home win over the New York Islanders.
The match ended in the second round when Boston scored four goals and moved to a 6-2 lead.
The third goal of the match was Haula, who scored the fifth goal of his team.
The finish was ninth for Haula this season.
For two sharp points, Raanta guaranteed the win
Carolina Hurricanes chased the St. Louis Blues away with a score of 7-2. Of the three Carolina goals in the second set, a Finnish scorer was entered for all. Carolinan To Teuvo Teräväinen two entry points were accumulated, Sebastian Aholle and To Jesperi Kotkaniemi one.
Sharp was awarded second place in the match.
Of the Finnish guards seen at both ends of the match, a longer streak was pulled this time by the twice-overtaken Carolina Antti Raanta, for which there were 30/32 repulsions. St. Louis Ville Husso blocked 21/26 shots.
Calgary’s Johnny Gaudreau scored five entry points
The fight between the Calgary Flames and the Edmonton Oilers saw as many as 14 goals when Flames rejoiced at the star striker Johnny Gaudreau’n led by a 9–5 home win. The Oilers scored three superiority goals in the match, but the Flames did not need special situations to succeed.
Oilers on the edge of the third field cooled Jesse Puljujärvi and away team Mikko Koskinen did not rise to the spotlight in the struggle. Puljujärvi (+1) was given responsibility in less than ten minutes and Koskinen was replaced at the beginning of the second round when Flames took the 5–4 lead. Before the change, Koskinen rebelled only 7/12 times.
Flames ’bite in the fight was number one when Gaudreau scored five goals, Elias Lindholm scored two goals and Matthew Tkachuk sum the balance 2 + 2. Gaudreau, third on the stock exchange, had never before scored five points from a single NHL match.
Leon Draisaitlin the fifth NHL hat trick of his career was a meager comfort to Edmonton. The German, who recorded the power of the 3 + 1 match, rose to the top spot on the paint exchange together with Toronto Auston Matthewsin with. Both have now scored 47 goals this season.
Boston – NY Islanders 6–3
BOS: Haula 1 + 1
Detroit – Tampa Bay and 1-2
Vegas – Chicago and 5-4
CHI: Lankinen 29/34 rejected.
Washington – New Jersey 4–3
Ottawa-Florida vl 3-4
FLA: Barkov 1 + 0 + finals goal
St. Louis – Carolina 2-7
STL: Husso 21/26 rep.
CAR: Sharp 0 + 2, Kotkaniemi 0 + 1, Aho 0 + 1, Raanta 30/32 fight.
Minnesota-Columbus and 3–2
CBJ: Wave 0 + 1
Calgary-Edmonton 9–5
EDM: Koskinen 7/12 rep. (for exchange within 25.06)
Los Angeles – Seattle 4–2
LAK: Set to 0 + 1