Vegas ruined Jesse Ylönen’s performance – Columbus’ plight deepens, a frustrated Patrik Laine broke his bat

Jesse Ylönen’s two goals were not enough for the Montreal Canadiens to win. Patrik Laine’s Columbus suffered its seventh consecutive loss.

A Finnish forward in ice hockey’s NHL Jesse Ylönen was on top of his game and scored two goals in the Vegas Golden Knights net. The Montreal Canadiens finally bowed out 5-6 and suffered their third straight loss.

Both of Ylönen’s goals came in the second period, which saw a total of six goals. First, he ran away from the start of the defensive end and took his team to a 3–1 lead. A few minutes later, Ylönen shot his team into a 4–3 lead.

The final set was tied at 4-4. At the end of the final set, Vegas struck twice with superiority within a minute and Montreal’s streak came to an end.

Patrik Laine was benched

The plight of the Columbus Blue Jackets deepens. The team suffered its seventh straight loss when it bowed to the Arizona Coyotes 2–3. The Blue Jackets are in last place in the Eastern Conference.

Frustration with the situation was also visible in the Finnish attacker, who was left with no power points Patrik Laine in excerpts. Already at the end of the opening set, he broke his racket in the changing room after a poorly run exchange. Laine had to watch the last ten minutes of the final set entirely from the side of the bench.

In addition to Laine, also another of the team’s highest paid players, Johnny Gaudreau, was benched in the final set.

– I coach the team, not individuals, head coach Pascal Vincent responded, according to The Athletic.

of Arizona Matias Maccelli had to leave the game due to an upper body injury.

The New Jersey Devils claimed a 5–2 victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins. Erik Haula had an assist on his team’s first two goals.

Eeli Tolvanen The Seattle Kraken edged the New York Islanders 4–3 after a shootout. Tolvanen got an assist for his team’s 3–3 equalizer.

The Los Angeles Kings, on the other hand, broke Florida’s five-game winning streak when they beat the Panthers 2-1 at home. Florida’s Finnish captain Alexander Barkov had an assist on his team’s only hit.

A spectacular winning goal in Stockholm

The Swedish audience will be spoiled for the rest of the week with the NHL. The first match was played on Thursday night in Stockholm and Ottawa beat Detroit 5-4 in overtime. The Senators came out victorious in the final moments of overtime when Tim Stützle managed to score two seconds before the end of overtime.

The German striker spectacularly hit the puck into the net straight from the air.

Finnish defender Olli Määttä caught two assist points in the ranks of Detroit. Ottawa Guardi Joonas Korpisalo made 37 saves.