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Slovakian hockey player Juraj Slafkovský contributed to Montreal’s 2:1 win over Calgary in Tuesday night’s NHL shootout. He spent 15:22 minutes on the ice and added one more point to his account than he did.
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Adam Ruzička he didn’t score a point in the away shirt. New Jersey in the lineup with Tomas tartar lost at New York Rangers Stadium 3:4 after overtime.
Watch Juraj Slafkovsky’s equalizer assist:
NHL – results:
Montreal Canadiens – Calgary Flames 2:1 ah (0:0, 0:1, 1:0 – 0:0, 1:0)
Targets: 42. Anderson (SLAFKOVSKÝ, Harris), solo decision. raid: Dach – 26. Huberdeau (Backlund, Toffoli).
Goalkeepers: Allen-Markström
Shots on goal: 38:35
New York Rangers – New Jersey Devils 4:3 pp (1:2, 2:1, 0:0 – 1:0)
Targets: 19th Kreider (Trochech, Vesey), 34th Trocheck (Fox, Zibanejad), 45th Kakko (Miller, Chytil), 63rd Chytil (Panarin, Miller) – 4th Hischier (Siegenthaler), 5th Mercer, 32nd Hughes (Mercer, Hamilton).
Goalkeepers: Six – Vaněček
Shots on goal: 11:29pm
Pittsburgh Penguins – Dallas Stars 2:1 (1:1, 0:0, 1:0)
Targets: 14. Joseph (Kapanen, Zucker), 60. Malkin (Rust, Zucker) – 1. Hintz (Lundkvist).
Goalkeepers: Jarry-Oettinger
Shots on goal: 25:27
Ottawa Senators – Anaheim Ducks 3:0 (2:0, 0:0, 1:0)
Targets: 6. Kelly (Zaitsev), 11. DeBrincat (Giroux, Chabot), 52. DeBrincat (Batherson, Giroux).
Goalkeepers: Talbot – He did it
Shots on goal: 38:32
St. Louis Blues – Nashville Predators 1:0 pp (0:0, 0:0, 0:0 – 1:0)
Objective: 63. B. Schenn (Kyrou, Krug).
Goalkeepers: Greiss-Lankinen
Shots on goal: 24:25
Minnesota Wild – Edmonton Oilers 2:1 (1:1, 1:0, 0:0)
Targets: 13. Boldy (Kaprizov, Zuccarello), 40. Gaudreau (Boldy) – 15. Hyman (Barrie, McDavid).
Goalkeepers: Fleury-S. Skinner
Shots on goal: 30:21
Juraj Slafkovsky in the 42nd minute he won the puck into the corner of the rink and served it to Josh Anderson, who beat Jacob Markström. For the Slovakian winger it is the ninth point of the season and the fifth assist. Slafkovský sent three shots to the Swedish goalkeeper. Kirby Dach raid decided the two points for the Canadiens, Jake Allen blocked 34 shots. Ružička played 12:25 minutes for the Flames.
“The victory is the work of the whole team. It was one of our best performances of the season, if we look at the details. We did a great job in breakdowns. I think we deserved to get an extra point in raids.” Montreal head coach Martin St. told the official profiling website. Louis.
The NY Rangers ended New Jersey’s 11-game hitting streak at opposing runs. Thomas Tartar he was on the ice for 19:21 min., he sent two shots on the opponent’s goal. Before Jaroslav Halák Igor Shestorkin got the advantage in the home goal. The “Riders” were losing 1:3 in the middle of the duel, Filip Chytil completed the turnaround in the third minute of overtime. “It’s always a good feeling when you make a breakthrough like that and show the true character of the team.” said the Czech striker.
Anaheim without Pavel Regende lost to Ottawa 0:3. The “Ducks” have won just one of their last nine meetings and are bottom of the table in the Western Conference. Canadian forward Alex DeBrincat contributed two goals to Ottawa’s win. The first clean sheet of the season was recorded by Cam Talbot, who covered all 32 of the Ducks’ attempts. Both were absent from the morning ice skating. “Who needs a morning skate?” Zavtipkoval Talbot. “I mean, DeBrincat also didn’t skate and scored two goals. So I think they’re overrated.”
Pittsburgh won game six of the series. On Tuesday night, they defeated Dallas 2:1 on home ice. Yevgeny Malkin scored the winner for the “penguins” thirty-five seconds before the end of the third period. The goal of the Russian striker was the fourth in this NHL season. “I’m still focused on my game. I know it’s coming. I’m trying to be patient and take my chances. I saw the goal was empty, all I had to do was hit.” said the 36-year-old Penguins forward. Dallas forward Jason Robertson recorded just the second game without a shot on goal.
Minnesota recorded its second straight win by beating Edmonton 2-1. Matt Boldy was the striker for both goals, with the first he scored and passed to Frederick Gaudreau for the winner. “From the goalkeeper to the last player, we did the right things. We defended well, kept the pucks and didn’t shoot blindly. I liked our game.” Minnesota coach Dean Evason remarked.
In the game, St. Louis did not score a goal in regulation time against Nashville. Brayden Schenn decided the victory for the home team in the third minute of extra time. Goaltender Jordan Binnington stopped all 25 shots and recorded his 100th NHL win. “It was a difficult match in all respects”, said coach “bluesman” Craig Berube. The “Predators” failed in the third fight in a row. Both teams are tied in points for 27 in the Western Conference, but Nashville has played three games fewer.
