Of the Finns, Aleksander Barkov and Anton Lundell succeeded in scoring in the NHL playoffs last night. The New York Rangers, Florida Panthers and Dallas Stars evened out their match series 1-1. Only Colorado took its second win.
is showing plenty of NHL playoffs over the weekend. On Saturday, the program will be at 8 p.m. Washington-Florida and 11:30 p.m. Nashville-Colorado. On Sunday, it will be Boston-Carolina from 7:15 p.m. Live broadcasts on TV2, Arena and .
Nashville Predators set out as the clear underdog in the NHL playoffs in the regular season against the Western Conference winner of the Colorado Avalanche. The setups became even clearer when Nashville’s Star Watcher Hair Saros was injured.
A 29-year-old Czech goalkeeper started in the first playoff game due to injury to a Finnish goalkeeper David Rittich. Colorado fired five discs behind Rittich in 15 minutes. The match was Rittich’s first career start in the playoffs, and ended with a substitution in the opening round. In the end, Colorado took that match 7-2.
A 25-year-old Canadian started the paint last night in Nashville Connor Ingram. He, on the other hand, fought like an ecstasy when he reached the starting match for the first time in a playoff match. Admittedly, once Colorado succeeded in the opening round when it came Nathan MacKinnon.
After that, Ingram kept his goal clean. Still in the opening round of Nashville Yakov Trenin managed to level the game. In the end, the match progressed to overtime, even though Colorado got to the top three times in a row for the second time in a row.
In overtime, Ingram could no longer last. Defender of Colorado Cale Makar scored an inevitable 2-1 victory after an extra time of 8.31.
Makari’s winning goal in the video in the main picture of the story.
The solution can be said to have hit the right man, as Makar alone shot more than 20 times in the match, of which 12 per goal. When the 23-year-old defensive virtuoso was on the ice, Colorado won the scoring 41-15.
Ingram rejected the match 49 times in Colorado Darcy Kuemper 25 times.
Colorado’s three busiest, defender Makar, first field center MacKinnon and first field pier Valeri Nitshushkin fired 27 goals per goal, three times more than the entire Nashville team.
No power points were recorded for Finns. Mikko Rantanen played on the edge of Colorado ‘s number one field for over 25 minutes and Artturi Lehkonen in the second field for more than 18 minutes. Nashville Mikael Granlund led the No. 1 field with nearly 24 minutes of playing time, and Eeli Tolvanen got a playing time in the second field just over 13 minutes.
For Nashville, the loss was stinging, though justified in the light of the statistics. The first two matches were played in Denver. The third encounter will be played in the Nashville home hall late Saturday night and will also be one of ’s TV matches over the weekend.
Dallas surprised Calgary – the Finnish packs were getting used to the contract
Instead, the Dallas Stars managed to even out a series pre-favorite against Calgary. Joe Pavelski scored in the opening round at 7.47. The final score was 2-0 with an empty goal one minute before the end hit Michael Raffl. Jani Hakanpää scored by Rafflin.
Other Dallas Finns also played strongly. Defenders as well Miro Heiskanen that Esa Lindell got playing time well over 20 minutes, Hakanpää also over 17 minutes. About the attackers Roope Hintz played 17.32 and Joel Kiviranta 8.42.
A 23-year-old U.S. watchman Jake Oettinger With a goal of Dallas, he defeated 29 times in the playoffs. Calgary Swedish Molar Jacob Markström blocked 21 shots.
Barkov and Lundell led to Florida levels in the Capitals series
The Florida Panthers, who won the entire NHL regular season and the Eastern Conference, tied their match against Washington Capitals 1-1.
The Capitals had taken a 4–2 win in their first encounter, but now Florida took the game clearly to their home court with a score of 5 to 1, cheering for nearly 20,000 spectators.
Defender Aaron Ekblad captaincy was handed to Florida captain Alexander Barkovin of the entry at 16.20. Just a minute and a half later, Barkov took Florida to a 2-0 lead Jonathan Huberdeaun great presentation work.
In the second installment, Florida’s bitter attack zone in Puri again. Eventually Anton Lundell and Sam Reinhart skilfully completed the job, Lundell finished 4-1. The hit was the first power point in the NHL career for 20-year-old Lundell in the playoffs.
In addition, the Finns in Florida were seen in the ring Eetu Luostarinenwho got a playing time of 12.17 as the center of the square.
Hits by Canadian defender Ekblad, Barkov and Lundell in the video below.
– It’s nice to win. That’s all we want to do. Obviously, we didn’t play right in the first game. In this match, we improved as the game progressed and “Bob” (goalkeeper Sergei Bobrovsky) kept us afloat, gave us a chance to win. It was easy to build. Now the series is tied and we are ready to continue, Florida captain Barkov said in the NHL website (go to another service).
The New York Rangers also hit the series levels
The New York Rangers, on the other hand, evened out a series of matches against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Pittsburgh had only taken the first match in the third overtime, now the Rangers won 5-2.
Rangersin Frank Vatrano and Artemi Panarin made powers 1 + 2. Penguinsin Sidney Crosby made his career in the second installment of the 70th playoffs, but the 2-3 reduction was a meager consolation.
Rangersin Kaapo Kakko scored 11.42 and the Penguins Kasperi Kapanen 14.36, but no power points were accumulated for Finns.
New York Rangers – Pittsburgh Penguins 5–2
Winnings 1-1
Florida Panthers – Washington Capitals 5–1
F: Aleksander Barkov 1 + 1, Anton Lundell 1 + 0
Winnings 1-1
Colorado Avalanche – Nashville Predators 2–1 and.
Profits 2-0
Calgary Flames – Dallas Stars 0-2
D: Jani Hakanpää 0 + 1
Winnings 1-1