David Pastrňák helped Boston hockey players win 5: 3 over Florida with his second goal in the third game of the NHL season. Detroit’s Dominik Kubalík scored twice in the game against Los Angeles, but didn’t stop a 4: 5 loss in extra time. Defender Filip Hronek also assisted once for the Red Wings, and Filip Chytil of the New York Rangers and Martin Nečas of Carolina also scored a goal.
Jake DeBrusk gave Boston the lead on the first shot of the match. In the twenty-first second of the match, the Canadian striker entered the attacking zone and beat Sergej Bobrovsky with a shot over the rebounder. Sam Bennett’s equalizer was answered by Patrice Bergeron and the Bruins led 2-1 after two periods.
Pastrňák made it through in the 48th minute. The 26-year-old striker took control of the puck in the middle zone, outflanked Marc Staal with a deft turn, disposed of compatriot Radek Gudas with his body and hit the gap between Bobrovský concrete by falling.
Impressed by David Pastrňák:
“We are fortunate that there are several skilled hockey players on the team who can turn the game on our side, even when things are not going well. In the important moments, they can score goals that win games. It is really important to have these player differences. in the squad, “said Boston manager Jim Montgomery.
Despite several mistakes, Boston managed the rest of the game and after three games he is still at 100%. Pastrňák was joined by Pavel Zacha, David Krejčí, Jakub Zbořil and Tomáš Nosek for their third win of the season. Jakub Lauko was not part of the lineup.
Pastrňák has five points (2 + 3) after three games, and Nečas has the same tally, whose Carolina also won the third game of the season. The Czech striker was involved in the Hurricanes’ fourth goal in the 5-1 win on Seattle ice.
Detroit, which missed Jakub Vrána for personal reasons, lost for the first time this season. The home team scored first, but then had to score three times. Kubalík saw the equalizer at 2: 2 and 4: 4 and started the new season with an average of one point per game. Hronek set a 3-3 goal for David Perron and recorded his second assist of the season.
“I’m glad we were able to speed up a bit and improve the quality of the game in the power play. Kubes (Kubalík) could have had an impact already in the second period, but the goalkeeper moved well. In the third part, our improvement is was also confirmed with goals, which can help us in the next games, “said Perron, author of two goals.
In addition to Vrána, injured striker Tyler Bertuzzi was also missing, paving the way for Filip Zadin to join the squad. The Pardubice native, who spent his first two games alone in the stands, played 14 and a half minutes in the new season premiere.
He captured Rangers’ fourth goal in the duel with Anaheim. The center of the New York team’s third formation from the goal line invited Alexis Lafreniér to score and the 2020 draft pick scored 4-2. Rangers won 6: 4 mainly thanks to the three overtime used and the eight Canadian points of Mika Zibanejad (2 + 2), Artěmij Panarin (1 + 3).
“Power games are one of the key factors for success in the playoffs, so I’m happy that we’ve done so well since the start of the season. If we can keep the set bar throughout the season and improve our game it’s a little bit. weak, I think we will be on track for an interesting result, ”said Vincent Trocheck, who scored a goal and an assist against Anaheim.
For the first time in the season, Arizona hockey players were successful, thanks to 26 saves from Karel Vejmelka, they won 4: 2 on the Toronto ice. Shayne Gostisbehere scored the deciding goal one and a half minutes before the end of regular time after the visitors lost a two-goal lead in less than half a minute.
“It’s great to be able to get back into the game despite two goals conceded in the third period. It’s a great experience for the young guys who are still learning what it takes to score points in the NHL,” said Gostisbehere.
NHL Results:
Boston – Florida 5: 3 (1: 0, 1: 1, 3: 2)
Goals: 1st and 59. DeBrusk, 33. Bergeron, 48. Parsnip, 53. Frederic – 25. Bennett, 53. Forsling, 59. White. Shots on target: 34:40. Spectators: 17,850. Stars of the match: 1. DeBrusk, 2. Parsnip3. Bergeron (all Boston).
Toronto – Arizona 2: 4 (0: 1, 0: 1, 2: 2)
Goal: 53. Nylander, 54. Marner – 20. N. Ritchie, 29. Fischer, 59. Gostisbehere, 60. Crouse. Shots on target: 28:19. Spectators: 18,346. Game stars: 1. Gostisbehere, 2. Ritchie (both Arizona), 3. Tavares (Toronto). Vejmelka he captured the entire game for Arizona, conceding two goals from 28 shots and had a 92.9% save success rate.
Montreal – Pittsburgh 3: 2 in extra time. (0: 0, 0: 2, 2: 0 – 1: 0)
Goals: 42. Suzuki, 58. Caufield, 64. Dach – 24. and 28. Malkin. Shots on target: 39:28. Spectators: 21.105. Stars of the match: 1. Dach, 2. Guhle (both from Montreal), 3. Malkin (Pittsburgh).
NY Rangers – Anaheim 6: 4 (2: 1, 3: 1, 1: 2)
Goals: Zibanejad 14th and 52nd, Trocheck 8th, Kakko 30th, Lafreniere 38th (Caught), 40. Panarin – 16. Vatrano, 22. Zegras, 46. Comtois, 57. Grant. Shots on target: 43:22. Spectators: 18.006. Game stars: 1. Zibanejad, 2. Panarin, 3. Trocheck (all NY Rangers).
Detroit – Los Angeles 4: 5 in extra time. (1: 2, 1: 1, 2: 1 – 0: 1)
Goals: 30. and 52. Perron (on the first Kubalikper second Grape), 5. Erne, 60. Sundqvist (Kubalik) – 37. and 62. Danault, 5. Vilardi, 15. Kempe, 54. Kopitar. Shots on target: 33:36. Spectators: 15,919. Protagonists of the match: 1. Danault (Los Angeles), 2. Perron, 3. Sundqvist (both Detroit).
Minnesota – Colorado 3: 6 (1: 2, 1: 1, 1: 3)
Goals: 5. and 45. Kaprizov, 27. Eriksson Ek – 4. Meyers, 16. Girard, 32. Rantanen, 43. Manson, 55. MacKinnon, 60. Nichuskin. Shots on target: 39:38. Spectators: 17,437. Stars of the match: 1. MacKinnon, 2. Makar (both in Colorado), 3. Addison (Minnesota).
Dallas – Winnipeg 4: 1 (1: 1, 2: 0, 1: 0)
Goal: 11. Seguin, 36. Hakanpää, 38. Kiviranta, 49. Heiskanen – 4. Scheifele. Shots on target: 29:24. Spectators: 17,875. Stars of the match: 1. Heiskanen, 2. Hakanpää, 3. Kiviranta (all Dallas).
Washington – Vancouver 6: 4 (1: 1, 1: 3, 4: 0)
Objectives: 1. and 58. Ovechkin, 21. Eller, 42. D. Strome, 49. Carlson, 53. Sheary – 20. E. Pettersson, 29. Horvat, 29. Lazar, 38. JT Miller. Shots on target: 30:30. Spectators: 18,573. Stars of the match: 1. Ovechkin, 2. Carlson (both Washington), 3. Pettersson (Vancouver).
Seattle – Carolina 1: 5 (0: 1, 1: 3, 0: 1)
Goals: 34. Burakovsky – 34. and 35. A. Svečnikov (second Out of time), 4. Jarvis, 33. Aho, 55. Martinook. Shots on target: 23:34. Spectators: 17,151. Stars of the match: 1. A Svechnikov, 2. Aho (Carolina), 3. Burakovsky (Seattle).
