“He should play in the NHL.” “Simply beautiful.” “The craziest record he has ever seen.” Slovak hockey player Marek Hrivík was showered with words of admiration, his breathtaking piece of the Swedish league match is an Internet hit. Deservedly.
Leksand took a 2-1 lead over Malmö in the final act at home in the 7th round of the Swedish top flight at the weekend.
In the 48th minute, Danish expert Markus Lauridsen made a mistake as he balanced the puck from the backcourt. The participant in eight world championships was robbed of the puck by Carter Camper and sent it to Hrivík at the guest door.
The Canadian’s passport was neither accurate nor easy to process. However, the captain of the Slovakian bronze medalist at this year’s Beijing Olympics did well.
The puck, who was heading behind him, kicked the football boot squarely on the stick and presented it to Carter Ashton from the first. Another Canadian knew his way around and got his shot on goal.
However, the greatest praise and admiration went to the witty 31-year-old Slovak.
In the end, Leksand secured the triumph with another shot, defeating the opponent 4: 1 and moving to eighth place in the standings.
Hrivík, a former New York Rangers and Calgary Flames player, has only played the second game of the season and has the same number of Canadian points for two passes.
