Adam Huska didn’t warm up in the NHL for a long time: New York Rangers sent Slovak back to the farm – Športky.sk

HARTFORD – Slovak hockey goalkeeper Adam Huska returned to the farm in the AHL shortly after his NHL debut. During Igor Šestorkin’s persistent absence, he will be replaced on the New York Rangers team by Keith Kinkaid, whose club has been withdrawn from the covid list.

Húska became the fifth Slovak goalkeeper to start in the NHL. However, his debut was not very successful, when he collected 7 goals out of 39 shots against the Colorado Avalanche and his team lost 3: 7. So far this season, the AHL has played 6 matches in the Hartford Wolf Pack jersey. He achieved a 92.4 percent success rate and an average of 2.20 goals collected per match.