Teuvo Teräväinen played in the 500th NHL regular season match.
The Finnish players at Carolina Hurricanes were prominently featured when Hurricanes grabbed a 3-2 home win over Seattle Kraken.
At the end of the second round, the 3-star had fired a return shot Teuvo Sharp. The paint started Sebastian Aho. The match was special to Teräväinen as he completed a full 500 regular season matches in the NHL.
Teräväinen has collected 350 points (112 + 238) in 500 matches in his career. This season he has summed up 46 (16 + 30) power points out of 51 fights.
– It’s always nice to paint. It was an important goal for us, as it allowed us to get better into the game. It’s pretty great that I got 500 games full. Hopefully there will be many more, Sharp said.
The victory was guaranteed by Carolinina 28/30 times Antti Raanta, who was selected as the second star of the match. Raanta, who has fought for his second consecutive victory, has now fought in 16 races this season with a rejection percentage of 91.1.
– Antti has been really good lately. He now has a lot of self-confidence. He’s a really good goalkeeper and guy. It shows that he has been given more responsibility lately, Teräväinen praised Raanta.
Also Hurricanes Jesperi Kotkaniemi got a taste of power points when he was Nino Niederreiterin 1st scorer for 1-1 overpower goal.
The victory was the second consecutive one for Hurricanes.
– We knew the match wasn’t going to be easy. Seattle has a good team. It was a good victory for us. We needed all the players for this victory, Sharp said.
Hintz and Lindell train Dallas for a sweet away win
Dallas Stars applied for a 6-3 away win over Minnesota. Dallas was a Finnish striker Roope Hintz was building two goals and in addition a defender Esa Lindell bait one hit.
Started as a goalkeeper in Minnesota Wild Kaapo Kähkönen played almost half of the match until had to make room To Cam Talbot Dallas after the fourth goal. Kähkönen recorded a 17/21 fight.
Dallas Miro Heiskanen was sidelined for the second match in a row. Heiskanen is ill, but it is not a coronavirus infection.
The Dallas power player was a 22-year-old who did a hat trick in his second consecutive fight Jason Robertson. Only seven other players in the history of modern hockey have been able to do two consecutive helmet tricks in the NHL.
In addition to Raanna and Kähkönen, the St. Louis Blues were also seen in the tour during the actual Finnish guards Ville Husso, who rejected 30/33 times. The Blues bowed to the New Jersey Devils 2–3 in extra time.
Wacky for a long time in the NHL game
The San Jose Sharks lost to the Anaheim Ducks 2-3 overtime after Anaheim Rickard Rakell scored a goal. On the back lines of San Jose, Finnish color was first seen since November, when Santeri Hatakka reached the trough.
Hatakka bait playing in the North American season Logan Couturen the opening goal of San Jose. Hatakka has now played eight matches in the NHL and scored two goals in his games.
Buffalo-Los Angeles 0-3
New Jersey – St. Louis and 3–2
STL: Husso 30/33 rep.
Minnesota-Dallas 3–6
MIN: Kähkönen 17/21 fight. (for exchange 29.52)
DAL: Hintz 0 + 2, Lindell 0 + 1
Chicago – Tampa Bay 3–6
Carolina – Seattle 3–2
CAR: Kotkaniemi 0 + 1, Sharp 1 + 0, Aho 0 + 1, Raanta 28/30 against.
Winnipeg – NY Rangers 1-4
Anaheim-San Jose and 3–2
SJS: Hatakka 0 + 1