Montreal’s Kurmus continued in the final match before a break from a four -country tournament.
Patrik Laine and Joel Army Represented by the Montreal Canadiens played the last NHL match before the break in the series. The Canadiens met Tampa Bay in his home hall.
In the light of the shots, Montreal dominated the opening round, but the hiatus took the lead in Tampa Bay in numbers 2-1. Montreal wasted, among other things, a penalty shot.
In the second round, visitors increased their leadership. First Montreal goalkeeper Jakub Dobes stumble and Brayden Point Moved the reel effortlessly to the finish line. Then the hosts’ defense fell asleep and Zemgus Gigensons He got empty of the play equipment.
Montreal Christian Dvorak narrowed the game towards the end of the round. Montreal got a goal in the final round Brendan Gallagher With a hit, but Tampa Bay eventually won the match 5-3.
The Finns played in the Montreal third chain of Canada Jake Evans with. However, Laine played Montreal’s number one. Montreal scored one overwhelming goal, but it was the responsibility of the second manner. Laine received over 11 minutes of playing time.
Laine’s unparalleled tube already grew to ten matches. Montreal has won only one of his last nine matches. The club has fallen second in the Atlantic Division last.
Laine and Armia are with the Lions as Finland plays in the NHL four -country tournament starting next week.
Instead of Philadelphia Rasmus Ristolainen You have to get aside at the last minute of the team. Due to a lower body injury Mikko Rantanen is joining the Finnish team’s strength.
Ristolainen’s replacement by the Ottawa defender Nikolas Matinpalo.
Jesse Puljujärvi’s contract will be terminated
Pittsburgh Penguins played Jesse Puljujärvi The NHL career is patched from this batch. Puljujärvi passed the NHL transfer list and did not fit any team.
On Saturday, the Penguins set Puljujärvi on the Unconditional Waivers list with the aim of termination of a Finnish contract.
Puljujärvi was a top promise of its age group. Edmonton Oilers booked him in the NHL on the fourth booking in the summer of 2016. He played a total of 382 matches in the NHL in Oilers, Carolina and Pittsburgh’s shirt and scored a total of 127 power points.