Tatar scored again. Devils, however, spend debacle – NHL – Hockey – Sports – Truth – PRAVDA.sk

The New Jersey hockey players suffered their third consecutive loss in the NHL overseas, losing to Winnipeg 4: 8 on Saturday night.

Tomáš Tatar (middle) and his teammates are looking forward to the goal in the match against Winnipeg.

In the Devils jersey, the Slovak winger Tomáš Tatar scored a point for assistance, for whom it was the twelfth point of the season.

He has 5 accurate hits and 7 assists on his account. His team is ranked 11th in the Eastern Conference table, with Winnipeg in the West Ninth.

The New York Rangers have won five times in a row. San Jose defeated home with Ryan Stromea in the 7th minute with the tightest difference of 1: 0.

The Vegas Golden Knights crushed home Arizona 7: 1. Out of 18 hockey players, up to 14 scored at least one point – Yevgeny Dadonov, Nicolas Roy and Michael Amadio scored a goal and assistance, for whom it was the first accurate hit in almost two years.

In the 14th minute, Pacioretty got the “knights” into the lead, which they did not let go, while the key third was in which the home team shot 4: 0 and the ratio of shots was 35: 8.

The match between Anaheim and Calgary was decided by separate raids, where Matthew Tkachuk scored the decisive goal and Flames won 4: 3.

The Ducks didn’t score in the first period in the fourth game in a row, but they still opened the score when he sent the puck into the goal of Sonny Milano in the 21st minute. Blake Coleman broke the 17-match goal fast in three minutes and equalized to 1: 1.

The home side put themselves ahead 1 – 0 after 43 minutes courtesy of a breakthrough from Lettieri, who scored with a stunning volley following a cross from the right wing. Flames goalkeeper Dan Vladař was held in separate raids when he caught the attempts of Trevor Zegras and Kevin Shattenkirk.

Seattle Kraken, a rookie of the competition, scored his third victory in a row, beating Edmonton Oilers 4: 3 at home. The Canadian team suffered its sixth loss of the season.