Tolvanen’s and Granlund’s goals were a meager consolation as Nashville lost four goals – NHL playoff pairs clear

In the hockey NHL, most teams played their last match in the regular season. The teams that secured their playoffs rested their key players, which was also reflected in the results.

The Florida Panthers bowed to the away jumbo team Montreal Canadiens 2-10. About Finns Eetu Luostarinen and Aleksi Heponiemi received an entry point Ben Chiarotin 1-4 reduction hits.

Without the Finnish captain Alexander Barkovia and the second most effective NHL points exchange Jonathan Huberdeauta operated Panthers will face Washington Capitals in the playoffs. The Montreal Canadiens will not be seen in the playoffs.

Likewise, Nashville Predators, who had secured their playoffs, seemed to be advancing to an easy lavish victory as a guest of Arizona Coyotes. The Predators led the match 4-0 in less than seven minutes, but eventually surrendered 4-5.

About Finns Eeli Tolvanen and Mikael Granlund excelled in scoring. Tolvanen took his team to a three-goal run in less than three minutes. The Finnish striker robbed the puck From Anton Stralmann and sank a Russian guard past the game device Karel Vejmelkan. Granlund’s hit came just over four minutes later, and Vejmelka was allowed to make room To Harri Säter.

Arizona narrowed to 1-4 in the opening round. In the second set, it hit twice and came to the end of the goal, and by the middle of the final round, Coyotes was already past. It won the match 5-4 in the end.

Säteri kept his goal clean. At the other end of the paint guarded Connor Ingram surrendered five times. Nashville’s number one watchman excelled throughout the season Hair Saros was injured on the eve of the playoffs in a match against Calgary Flames. There is no information on the length of Saros ’absence, but the team would be in dire need of its number one guard for the most important games of the season.

Nashville will face Colorado in the playoffs.

Colora ended his regular season 1-4 loss as a Minnesota guest. Mikko Rantanen was involved in the only hit of his team. He scored a point on the only hit of his team that was responsible Nazem Kadri.

The Boston Bruins, who gave their top players a day off, bowed to Toronto in the 2-5s. Maple Leafsin William Nylander was the most effective of the match with two hits. Toronto also rested Austron Matthewsia and John Tavaresia.

Toronto will receive Tampa Bay Lightning in the opening round of the playoffs. Boston, meanwhile, face Carolina Hurricanes.

At home, the Dallas Stars defeated the Anaheim Ducks 4-2. The Finns got points Joel Kiviranta, Jani Hakanpää, Miro Heiskanen and Roope Hintzwho all received one entry point.

The Ducks had to play up to three goalkeepers in the match, as well as John Gibson that Anthony Stolarz were injured. In the final round, the third guard skated to the finish Thomas Hodges.

Stars face off in Calgary. Ducks ’season ended in the regular season.

Also the New York Rangers Kaapo Kakko recorded two entry points when the Rangers defeated Washington at 3–2. Capitals played without a captain Alexander Ovetshkinia, who was injured in the match against Toronto. The Russian captain was now on the sidelines for the third consecutive match.

Head coach of Washington Peter Laviolette was skeptical that the Russian captain was still playing in the first playoff game against the Florida Panthers. Laviolette said Ovetshkin, who suffered an upper body injury, visited the ice on Friday.

– He had a good morning. Hopefully everything goes in the right direction, the Washington pilot spun around.

The Rangers face Pittsburgh in the opening round of the playoffs.

Buffalo Sabers Henri Jokiharju scored in a 3-2 win over Chicago Blackhawks. The winning goal was answered Casey Mittelstadt in time 62.07.

The season in both Buffalo and Chicago ended in the regular season.

The season’s games also ended with San Jose Sharks bowing to Seattle 0-3. Kaapo Kähkönen defeated Sharks 28 times. Seattle will face Winnipeg in the regular season next night in Finnish time. Neither team can survive the playoffs.

Finnish watchdog for Edmonton Oilers Mikko Koskinen were the heroes of his team in a match-extended match. In the end, the Oilers took a 3–2 win over the Vancouver Canucks. The decisive hit in the winning goal competition was struck Devin Shore.

Koskinen stretched with 39 oilers to fight. Oilers rested Connor McDavidia and Leon Draisaitlia before important playoffs against the Los Angeles Kings.

St. Louis Bluesin Ville Husso blocked 38 shots in 44 matches against Vegas Golden Knights. Vegas, narrowly out of the playoffs, ended their season with a 7-4 win. The result is a huge disappointment for the team, as it left the season as one of the pre-favorites.

St. Louis games continue against Minnesota.