The Colorado Avalanche made deals with the Anaheim Ducks and strengthened their defense. Only one match was played in the NHL round.
STT Sports,
Mika Halonen
In Tuesday’s only match in the hockey NHL, Arizona Coyotes claimed a 5-3 win after facing the Ottawa Senators away. He became the hero of Arizona Lawson Crouse, who scored three goals. It was the first hat trick of a 24-year-old Canadian striker’s career.
In the first round, Crouse hit the straight after reaching Phil Kesselin with a 2vs1 attack. Crouse then controlled the puck in front of the goal handsomely from the air to the goal. In the second installment, Crouse finished undercutting as he cut off Ottawa’s spin in his own area, rushing through and lifting the puck moderately to the top corner.
Below you can see all three goals of Croose.
In addition to Crose, Arizona’s winners were 1 + 1 Nick Schmaltz and two goals scored Clayton Keller. In addition, the goalkeeper Scott Wedgewood blocked 40 shots in the match.
For Arizona, the win was Fifth in the last six games. It’s been a rarer treat for the team as it is one of the weakest in the NHL this season alongside Ottawa. Schmaltz, a 26-year-old Yankee center in particular, has been hit hard by now scoring 15 power points in six games.
The match was a terrible experience for Ottawa goalkeeper To Filip Gustavsson, who rebounded only 10 times and conceded four goals. Arizona also scored one hit on an empty goal. Ottawa’s power players had scored two goals Josh Norris and two hits entered Brady Tkachuk.
Arizona Finnish striker Matias Maccelli gained more than 14 minutes in the game and lost their power in the match.
Colorado went to the player stores
Colorado Avalanche, one of the top teams this season, made a player deal with Anaheim Ducks. Colorado got from a 30-year-old defender from Anaheim Josh Mansoninwho has played more than 450 matches in the regular season.
In the deal, a 20-year-old defender left Colorado in the other direction Drew Helleson and the booking round for the 2nd round of the 2023 booking session. Helleson is currently playing in the third season of the University Series at the NCAA on the Boston College team. He was a member of the U.S. Olympic team at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Auston Matthews was banned from two matches
On Monday night, it became clear that NHL discipline had given Toronto Maple Leafs a U.S. striker Auston Matthewsille a two-match ban. Toronto Star Center beats Swedish defender Buffalo Sabers in an open air match on Sunday Rasmus Dahlinia with a strongly transverse racket for the neck and head area.
The situation towards the end of the third installment was preceded by a scuffle, with Dahlin and Matthews poking each other on several occasions. Both players were sentenced to two-minute penalties for crossbows.
Matthews, 24, is losing more than $ 116,000 in income due to his ban. The American has scored a whopping 45 goals in his 56 matches of the season and leads the NHL goal exchange by a clear margin.
Matthews also scored a goal against Buffalo, but Sabers won the match 5-2.