“You have to focus on what you know” – see the historical goal and the successes of the Finns

In the NHL round of hockey, the Finnish names in the round were Eeli Tolvanen, Juuse Saros, Mikko Rantanen and Juho Lammikkobut the Washington Capitals got the most attention Alexander Ovetshkinwhich rose to third in the NHL ‘s all – time scorer statistics.

Click on the picture of the story and see Tolvanen and Ovetshkin’s paints.

In Washington, the home team Capitals knocked out the New York Islanders 4–3 after a winning shot. However, the most talked about issue of the match was Washington striker Ovetshkin.

Ovetshkin also scored a 3-2 lead for his team in the final round, the 767th goal of his Russian career in the NHL. Ovetshkin rose to third place in the NHL’s all-time goal scorer overtaking the Czech Republic Jaromir Jagrin. Ovetshkin ahead are no more Wayne Gretzky (894 goals) and Gordie Howe (801).

Ovetshkin’s hit came right after the starting win with an accurate shot. This season, the Russian star has recorded the power of 37 + 35 = 72 out of 59 measurements. He is currently eighth on the points exchange this season and fifth on the paint exchange.

The hit of 36-year-old Ovetshkin was celebrated for a long time both in the auditorium and on the ice.

– It felt like everyone wanted me to score that goal. Everyone was involved in achieving this milestone. I am really happy and grateful to have played on this team for so long, the Russian who represented Capitals throughout his NHL career praised.

– This is tough, but our athletes just have to do our job and focus on what we do best, the Russian star said.

Eash Tolvanen of Nashville Predators and Juuso Saros emerged in a home game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Tolvanen hit his team’s third goal and Saros blocked 35/36 times.

At the end of the second set, Tolvanen, who took the lead to a 3-1 lead from the Predators, was last successful on February 9. The finish was the eighth of the season at the Nashville Second Field Pier.

The captain of Nashville was fed by Tolvanen Roman Josi, who scored 0 + 3 in the match. Josi was chosen as the best player in the match.

The second star of the match was Saros, who defeated the Predators for the second consecutive victory. Saros, who played the previous match, has performed in this fight this season with a percentage of 92.4 percent. There are 29 net wins in the Finnish watch belt.

A Penguis star in the power tube of ten matches Sidney Crosby was involved in the only hit of his team.

In addition to Tolvanen, the Finns also succeeded in scoring in the night’s NHL round Mikko Rantanen and the Vancouver Canucks Juho Lammikko..

Canucks’ three-way center Pond put the puck in from the air as he mastered his team’s sixth goal home game against the New Jersey Devils. The goal for the pond was the seventh of the season.

The pond goal was the last of the match and the Canucks won 6-3.

Rantanen recorded a 1 + 1 draw from the away game against Los Angeles when Colorado claimed a 3-0 away win. Rantanen, who was chosen as the second star of the match, broke the 70-point limit as the first Finnish player this season. He now has a power of 29 + 42 = 71. The Finnish star ranks tenth on the NHL points exchange.

In addition to Rantanen, the Montreal Canadiens also spent an evening of two power points Joel Armia, who scored two goals in the Canadiens ’3-6 home loss against Arizona Coyotes. Away team Matias Maccelli recorded one entry point.

NY Rangers – Anaheim and 4–3

Washington – NY Islanders vl 4–3

Montreal-Arizona 3–6
MTL: Army 0 + 2
ARI: Maccelli 0 + 1

Nashville – Pittsburgh 4–1
NSH: Tolvanen 1 + 0, Saros 35/36 rep.

Chicago – Boston and 1-2

Edmonton-Detroit 7–5
EDM: Koskinen 30/35 rep.

Vancouver – New Jersey 6–3
VAN: Pond 1 + 0

Los Angeles – Colorado 0-3
COL: Rantanen 1 + 1

San Jose – Florida and 2-3