Carolina’s Sebastian Aho scored once as the New Jersey Devils beat the Hurricanes 8-4. Carolina scored three underpowered goals in the match.
The Carolina Hurricanes were completely overwhelmed when the New Jersey Devils won 8–4 by Jack Hughes under.
The superstar scored two goals and two assists in the match. He also fought Sebastian Ahon with in front of the goal around the middle of the game.
The Devils had already run away to a 4–0 lead at the beginning of the second period. Aho narrowed the gap to three with his hit, but Damon Severson After the 5–1 goal, Aho tried to wake up his team in another way.
Aho first broke his stick when he gave a cross to Hughes in front of the goal. Fists swung a bit after that, but the fight ended quickly with Aho getting under Hughes.
– I think both teams would like us to be on the ice to help our teams. But he hit me with a crossbar and I had enough, Hughes commented.
Carolina was comforted in a rarer way, because Jordan Martinlook, Jordan Stal as well as Seth Jarvis each scored an underpowered goal in the match.
Only three teams have previously scored three underpowered goals in the same playoff match. However, no team has succeeded in a similar trick in 40 years.
Carolina head coach Rob Brind’Amour gave credit to the opponent, but stated that his team played in a terrible way.
– And that’s probably putting it mildly, Brind’Amour lamented.
– We were not good. I don’t know what else to tell you. I haven’t seen us play like that. But I’ll give credit to the other team.
Carolina Conqueror Jordan Staal said that the team was not ready for the match.
– We talked about it and we knew they would come hard. We looked surprised. It shouldn’t have been. Everyone was a little out of sorts. We were sloppy with the puck, slow skaters and slow shavers, Staal said.
Carolina leads the series 2–1, with four wins required for a playoff spot.
Dallas was left behind
The Seattle Kraken crushed the Dallas Stars in an even more brutal way. Kraken defeated Dallas by as much as 7–2 and took a 2–1 lead in the match series.
Eeli Tolvanen sealed Seattle’s wild five-goal second period. At the end of the set, Tolvanen scored from in front of the goal to give his team a 5–0 lead. The Dallas Watch Jake Oettinger was allowed to make room for the last batch For Scott Wedgewood.
Tolvanen tasted his second power point of the evening in the final moments of the final set, when he started by Justin Schultz superiority goal. Dallas had previously received consolation with two narrow goals, the latter of which he finished off Jani Hakanpää.
NHL:
From the 2nd round of the playoffs (continuation with four wins):
East block 3/7 semi-finals:
New Jersey-Carolina 8-4
CAR: Sebastian Aho 1+0.
Carolina leads 2–1.
Florida – Toronto 3–2 and
FLA: Anton Lundell 0+1
Florida leads 3–0.
West block 3/7 semi-final:
Seattle-Dallas 7-2
SEA: Eeli Tolvanen 1+1, DAL: Jani Hakanpää 1+0