“Irreplaceable” Miro Heiskanen returned to the rink and immediately became Dallas’ number one star – Anaheim’s Swedish winger shot the puck with power into his own goal

Miro Heiskanen’s return to the ice was deafening. Heiskanen had two assists in Dallas’ 5–2 win, but shone with his overall game. Anaheim’s Jakob Silfverberg had a more difficult night, the Swede scored an own goal.

With the head coach of Dallas By Peter DeBoer there was plenty of fun after the Los Angeles Kings match. Dallas won the Tuesday-Wednesday night matchup 5-2 and DeBoer got his No. 1 defenseman Miro Heiskanen back on the ice after injury.

Heiskanen immediately showed why he is irreplaceable to his team. Two goal assists, a plus-minus statistic reading +2 and full control over the events on the rink.

– He is one of the best in the world for a reason. When he’s out of the lineup, we’re a completely different team, DeBoer commented to the press after the game about Heiskanen’s importance to Dallas.

Heiskanen was on the field during all of Dallas’ goals and once again shined especially with his confidence on the puck. The Finnish defender, who was the conductor in the Stars’ game, was chosen as the number one star of the match.

– I didn’t think I would see another superstar who is as modest in size as Dirk Nowitzki, which I recorded for four and a half years. However, Miro Heiskanen makes me rethink my beliefs, tweeted The Athletic’s reporter responsible for the Dallas Stars Saad Yousufcomparing Heiskas to the German basketball legend.

The second star of the match also went to the Finns, because Roope Hintz took the title after scoring two goals and assisting one in the contest.

Hintz opened the scoring for the Stars in the first period and with his second wrist shot goal capped off an efficient two-minute stretch for the Stars in the second period.

In the second set of the match, Dallas scored three hits in just over two minutes, turning the game 4–2.

You can see Hintz’s goals in the video below.

Granlund served two, Swedish striker Silfverberg scored an own goal

Nashville Mikael Granlund continued his excellent start to the season with two assists.

However, Nashville lost to the Edmonton Oilers 4–7. who played in Nashville’s goal Juuse Saros the save percentage in the fight was a modest 83.3. Saros was especially chastised by those who scored a hat trick from Edmonton Evander Kane and scored two goals Connor McDavid.

Like Granlund, the Arizona Coyotes started their season cheerfully Matias Maccelli had one assist in the win against Florida. The power point was Maccelli’s fifth of the season, all of them have been goal assists.

Defeated by Arizona 3–1, Florida’s game problems continued. All Finnish players in Florida, captain Alexander Barkov, Anton Lundell and Eetu Luostarinen were left without power points. The plus-minus of Barkov and Lundell showed -1 after the match.

If Miro Heiskasen had a good day in Dallas, Anaheim, who played in a local match in California For Jakob Silfverberg clearly worse happened.

The Swede scored an own goal in the match against the San Jose Sharks. While skating alongside San Jose by Timo Meier with Silfverberg tried to knock the puck away from him, but his stick hit the puck with force. Huitaisu turned into a half-shot that quickly went past the goalkeeper by Anthony Stolarz.

You can see Silfverberg’s own goal as the last goal in the video of the main photo.

The Ducks, represented by the Swedish striker, were finally able to beat the Sharks in the winning goal competition 6–5. Silfverberg gave one assist in the match in addition to his own goal. Own goal was marked with Meier’s name.

The results of the NHL round can be found on text TV on page 235 and the Finnish statistics on page 236. The NHL standings, on the other hand, can be found at this link.