Hockey Columbus lost at home to Washington – Lainee scored, Korpisalo to change bench at start of second round

Hockey In the NHL, the Washington Capitals defeated the Columbus Blue Jackets with a goal of 2–2 during their visit to Ohio. The victory was Washington’s third in a row.

Home team with Columbus goal started Joonas Korpisalo got on the bench early in the second round after Washington had scored three goals. Another of the goals behind the Finn bounced in from his left skate.

Korpisalo teammate Patrik Laine scored two goals for Columbus at the start of the third round, when Washington already had four goals in its account. After Laine’s goal, the guests scored three more goals.

Washington Conor Sheary scored his sixth goal in the empty net and less than two minutes later Finished the teammate Yevgeny Kuznetsov.

The goal of the match was two goals for Washington Anthony Manthabut the away team’s real star was back 39 times Vitek Vanecek.

A Latvian hammer who replaced Korpisalo Elvis Merzlikins Like a Finn, he fired three shots behind the net. Korpisalo received six pesticides and Merzlikins 20.

Away team Russian striker Alexander Ovethkin has already scored his 38th goal in the match and is just two goals away to reach his twelfth 40 goals in his league season. Only a hockey legend has achieved the same achievement in the past Wayne Gretzky.

In Pennsylvania the host team Philadelphia Flyers knocked out their Tennessee away goal 5-4. The home goal of the match was opened by the home team Travis Sanheimwho hit the puck behind the Nashville Predators goal past the team ‘s Finnish champion.

The first batch was left with the hosts in the 1-0 lead, but already in the first half minute of the second batch in Nashville Tanner Jeannot leveled the accounts. Over the next three minutes or so, Philadelphia managed to slip into a 3-1 lead.

Nashville Philippe Myers however, narrowed to less than two minutes later and Ryan Johansen leveled off with four minutes left. Johansen’s shot was also being delivered by a Finnish striker Mikael Granlund.

At the beginning of the third installment, the situation turned on its head as the guests skated into a delicate lead Filip Forsbergin with paint from which Roman Josi took the third point of the match.

Finnish defender of Philadelphia Rasmus Ristolainen was involved in the final batch of construction Kevin Hayesin leveling paint. Three minutes later, Hayes helped in turn Joel Farabeet to take the hosts to victory.

Hair Saros defeated Predators in the goal a total of 28 times.

Flyers Pennsylvania colleagues, meanwhile, went on a visit to Missouri, where the host team, the St. Louis Blues, crashed into the winning streak at the end of a stretched match. In the wake of the Pittsburgh Penguins, the score was 3–2.

The goal of St. Louis was controlled by a Finn Ville Husso, who rejected 43 times. Pittsburgh Finnish striker Kasperi Kapasen account entered the entry point Mike Mathesonin of the paint made after the middle of the second batch.

Dallas Stars won the Montreal Canadiens 4-3. Goal scorer was Dallas John Klingberg first extended the final time of the match with his success, after which he finished the final scores after 4 minutes and 50 seconds of extra time.

Finnish kit from Dallas Esa Lindell took the feed point in the second batch Jamie Bennin 2-1 goals.

In New York, the state bred the Rangers and the Islanders. The match was played at the Rangers home arena in Madison Square Garden. Islanders, who became a guest of the Uniondale, took the win 2-1.

Carolina Hurricanes, who visited Toronto, instead bent in front of the home team Maple Leafs. The Toronto team took the win with a score of 3–2.

The Oilers, who hosted Buffalo in Edmonton, scored two goals for each round. The away Sabers managed to score one single goal early in the final round. There were as many goals as there were goals.

Mikko Koskista was not seen in the home trough with Edmonton paint, but guarded the net Mike Smithrejected a total of 27 times.

Vegas Golden Knights knocked out the top 5 Florida team and Swedish striker William Karlsson fired the final puck into the empty Panthers goal.

Alexander Barkov and Eetu Luostarinen scored in the match as a skinny consolation.