Hockey Two identical underpower goals – Roope Hintz set a follow-up record

Hockey In the NHL, Dallas Stars took home the St. Louis Blues. The goal of the match was opened by Dallas Ryan Suter, after the second round had been played for just over five minutes.

After ten and a half minutes, it was time Roope Hintz, who undercut the Finnish pack of the second goal of his team Esa Lindellin avittamana.

Hintz was attacked by two against one Michael Rafflin with. Raffl served, and Hintz certainly finished.

The final round was almost four minutes after Hintz struck again, drawing 3-1 after a completely similar attack and again undercutting.

Hintz became the first Dallas Stars player to score two undefeated goals in the same match.

The victory was already confirmed, however Jamie Benn updated their winning scores to 4-1 in the second minute of the match. Lindell took a second pass from the Bennin shot.

The early season in Dallas has started somewhat coughing. Of the fifteen games, the Texas club has won six. St. Louis, on the other hand, has nine wins and 16 games played

Carolina The Hurricanes took a 5-4 win over the Los Angeles Kings. In the first two rounds of the final goal, the teams scored goals in the first two rounds.

Carolina ‘s victory was already confirmed in the last minute of the second round, when Martin Necas hit the puck on the Los Angeles network.

Finnish attackers also shone in the ranks of hurricanes Sebastian Aho and Jesperi Kotkaniemi, who both waved the net in the second set of the match. Aho also grabbed the entry point after participating in the construction of his team’s opening goal.

The scorer for Kings was Kingsin Adrian Kempe with two paints. In addition to Aho, there were two men with one goal and one pass.

The victory was the fourth consecutive one for Carolina. Carolina’s season has got off to a great start and its winning percentage is the highest in the league. Out of a total of 16 matches this season, the club has only lost two.

Kings have a much lower share of wins as the club has won in seven of its 18 matches.

In Montreal the home team took the Nashville Predators victory 6-3. The win was only fourth for the Montreal Canadiens this season, even though there are already 19 games behind.

The Canadiens knocked out most of their goals in the first two innings. The opening goal of the match was scored by Artturi Lehkonen of Montreal after just over two and a half minutes. Lehkonen’s paint was the only one left in the lot.

In the second set, the home team, on the other hand, fired four goals, two behind Ryan Poehling. Lehkonen took the feed point from Poehling’s first goal.

Cherry cake on top of Montreal Tyler Toffoli scored another goal in the last minute of the match Joel Armian assisted by.

However, Nashville scored the most goals in the match Matt Duchenelle, who scored three goals for each of their teams. However, Duchene made a spectacular save.

He slammed his first goal after about six and a half minutes of the third round. The remaining two goals only came in the second half of the round.

Finnish striker Nashville Mikael Granlund took the scoring points for the latter two goals for Duchene, while Eeli Tolvasen the account snapped a point from one of these.

With a Nashville goal, a Finnish hammer ruled half of the game Hair Saros, who fired 14 shots out of 19.

Elsewhere The Pittsburgh Penguins took a guest win over the Toronto Maple Leafs with a score of 2-0.

The Penguin Patrol already scored both of their goals in the opening round of the match. A Finnish striker was also involved in building the latter Kasperi Kapanen.

For the Penguins, the victory was the second in a row. During the early part of the season, however, only six wins from 16 matches have been lost to the Pittsburgh. For Toronto, the start season has been significantly better and 12 of the 18 matches have ended in victory.

The Philadelphia Flyers suffered a defeat at home with the Boston Bruins taking the host team 5-2. Bruins Finnish striker Erik Haula took the entry point with his teammates Craig Smithin of the goal scored in the second minute of the third set.

Boston took their eighth victory of the season and third in a row. In total, the club has 13 matches behind it. Philadelphia also has eight wins, but has played two more matches than Boston.

Washington Capitals ever-effective Alexander Ovethkin increased his goal balance by two as he made 2-0 and 4-0 hits to the San Jose Sharks net. Ovethkin’s last goal was last in the match.

Ovashki also recently finished fourth on the NHL all-time paint market Brett Hullin, but then missed three goals in three matches. The full hits in the San Jose match increased his career balance to 744, so in third place Jaromir Jagriin is a distance of only 22 full hits.

Gordie Howe (801) and Wayne Gretzky (894) are in their own century, but the 36-year-old Russian cannon has shown no signs of silence.

The young generation of stars in the Edmonton Oilers Connor McDavid stretched his scoring streak for as long as 17 matches as Edmonton disciplined the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2.

McDavid and Leon Draisaitl summed up the points 1 + 1, but the Finnish pier Jesse Puljujärvi was ineffective. Chicago goalkeeper in Chicago Kevin Lankinen blocked 28 shots.