Hockey Janne Kuokkanen’s underpowering goal tuned New Jersey to victory; Mikael Granlund has an evening of four passes

Hockey In the NHL, the New Jersey Devils cheated the New York Islanders with a one-sided 4-0 win. The team was won by the Finnish striker in the first set Janne Kuokkanen.

Swedish teammate Jesper Bratt had been ordered to the ice a moment earlier due to being caught by an opponent’s racket. Kuokkanen was the only Finn in the match.

The Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Florida Panthers in a 3 to 2 winning streak over which Florida Alexander Barkov scored one goal in the third round.

In the same match, one power point was also grabbed Anton Lundell input from a U.S. striker Frank Vatranon in the opening round to finish.

In a subsequent overtime meeting between the St. Louis Blues and the Nashville Predators, which ended 3-4 in Nashville’s favor Mikael Granlund grabbed a handsome four entry points.

Granlund was involved in every one of Nashville’s paintings, right down to the crucial network of overtime.

Panthers teammate Eetu Luostarinen and played on the opposite side Kasperi Kapanen missed points.

Ottawa Ottawa were on the ice in a 0-2 match between the Senators and the Los Angeles Kings Lassi Thomson as well as Los Angeles Rasmus Kupari and Olli Määttä missed points.

To the goals of the Boston Bruins and Edmonton Oilers in the match that ended in 3-5 Jesse Puljujärven good mood this time did not show up as new points.

However, Oilers made a spectacular save Mikko Koskisen with support. There were 29 rebounds per rapids and 26 bouts.

On the other side of the Boston shirt just over 9 minutes of skating Erik Haula missed points.

In the other matches of the day, the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Calgary Flames 4-2. Montreal Joel Armia and Artturi Lehkonen did not get points. The Winnipeg Jets chased the San Jose Sharks 4-1. Winnipegin Kristian Vesalainen and San Jose Santeri Hatakka missed points.

Detroit Red Wings lost to the Washington Capitals 0–2 in a match where there were no Finns on the ice.