VIDEO Great Fehérváry helped the goal to victory Washington: Chára killed himself again – Športky.sk

NEW YORK – Slovak hockey player Martin Fehérváry helped an overseas NHL victory on the Iceberg Buffalo 3: 2 on Sunday night in separate raids. The twenty-two-year defender equalized in the 46th minute to 2: 2, when after a pass by Alexander Ovečkin, Ukku-Pekka Luukkonen fired in the first shot with Sabers. It was his third accurate hit and sixth point (3 + 3) of the season. In a raid shootout, he decided on the Capitals’ victory in the third series by TJ Oshie.

Fehérváry did not finish the previous match on Saturday night with Pittsburgh after being hit in the head by Penguins striker Brock McGinn. He eventually avoided a more serious injury and was able to take part in another duel, in which he saved an extension for his team. In addition to an important goal, he scored a plus point in 19:45 minutes, sent three shots on goal and gave up to seven “hits”.

The Sabers are in trouble, suffering the seventh loss in a row. “It was a big comeback. Playing two matches in two days is challenging, but we took the third period and finally won the match. I’m very happy, we all went to the finish line, we won as a team,” told Slovak defender nhl.com, whose start in the match was questionable. After the intervention, McGinn missed more than half of the match against Pittsburgh. “It was a bad hit. But today I felt better and I’m happy I could play,” added Fehérváry. Coach Peter Laviolette was also happy with his goal. “I’m glad he was rewarded with an important goal. He plays all the way in every match and leaves everything on the ice. He deserves it,” said coach “Caps” for the agency AP. The winning goal was scored in the raids by TJ Oshie, who scored the 46th goal in the shootout. In the history tables, he is fourth behind Jonathan Toews (51), Frans Nielsen and Patrick Kane (both 49).

In the next match, the New York Islanders played New Jersey 4: 2 at home, although they lost 1: 2 after the first period. Experienced Slovak quarterback Zdeno Chára also enjoyed winning the “islanders”, who again threw off his gloves. This time he fought in the 7th minute with Mason Geersten. The Slovak defender went to avenge his teammate Noah Dobson, whom Geersten had previously hit in the head in the middle zone. In addition to five minutes per battle, Chara was given two minutes for triggering a skirmish and a personal ten-minute penalty. He played 14 minutes in the match and scored one plus point. His compatriot Christián Jaroš returned to the New Jersey team, who played for the Devils 8:36 minutes with one shot and three points.

His teammate Tomáš Tatar scored a minus point, a shot and a small penalty for a cross in 14:26 minutes in action. The Islanders won for the first time at the new home stand of UBS Arena, they managed to do so on the eighth attempt. Zach Parise also contributed to the victory with a weakening goal, thus opening a shooting account this season. Akira Schmid made his debut in the profile of the “devils”. “I have to pay tribute to our fans, who kept pushing us, even though we didn’t succeed. It helped us a lot,” said “Islander” coach Barry Trotz. The return of Brock Nelson and Casey Cizikas also helped the Islanders. The Devils were eliminated just before the match by defender Ryan Greaves and forward Nico Hischier, both of whom were placed on the covid list. Jaroš and Jesper Boqvist replaced them in the team.

Dallas lost to San Jose 1: 2 in the lineup with Andrej Seker. The Slovak defender was on the ice for 15 and a half minutes, scoring a plus point and two shots on goal. The Sharks’ victory was caught by James Reimer, who uncovered 34 attempts by the guests and thus successfully celebrated his 400th match in the NHL. The sharks were scored by Tomáš Hertl and Erik Karlsson, and Michael Raffl made the mark.

Adam Ružička, whose Calgary lost at Boston 2: 4, was not happy with the victory either. The Bruins scored in the fifth game in a row, to which goalkeeper Linus Ullmark made a significant contribution. He destroyed 40 Flames, only Matthew Tkachuk and Sean Monahan. The “Flames” lost four duels in a row after the three-match winning streak. Brad Marchand scored a goal for the visitors and added a goal. His first-time teammate, Patrice Bergeron, recorded the 554th Bruins assist and finished fourth in club history ahead of Phil Esposito. Ružička was on the ice for eight minutes and did not sign up for the statistics.

Tampa Bay without an injured Slovak defender Erik Černák lost to Ottawa 0-0. Hetrikom contributed to the triumph of domestic captains “senators” Brady Tkachuk. “We played the whole game well, we didn’t slow down and I’m proud of our team,” said Tkachuk, who achieved his first hit in the NHL. Drake Batherson collected three assists, the Senators achieved a 4-1-0 balance in the past five duels. Anton Forsberg was the first to reach the corner kick, but his header was blocked by the keeper. Tampa ended the five-game winning streak, the two-time Stanley Cup defender not scoring for the last time on May 10 in the final match of the regular against Florida (0: 4).

Pavel Bučnevič contributed a goal and assisted to the victory of St. Louis over last season’s finalist Montreal 4: 1. The special match was caught by Canadiens goalkeeper Jake Allen, who Louis introduced for the first time since last year’s exchange. “I’m not a very emotional person, but I’ve been through it really intensely today. St. Louis is a special place for me, I’ve lived here since I was 17. My family and I still have a lot of friends here on and off the ice. This the place is my second home and it means a lot to me, “ said 33-year-old Allen, who wore the Blues jersey for seven seasons and in 2019 enjoyed the Stanley Cup. The Blues victory was won by Charlie Lindgren (22 interventions), who, on the other hand, worked in Montreal for the first five seasons and signed up as a free agent in July. Louis.

David Kämpf decided 80 seconds before the end of regular time with a curious goal about the victory of Toronto over Chicago 5: 4. Goalkeeper Kevin Lankiken went for the goal behind Morgan Rielly, but the puck unexpectedly bounced in front of the goal, where the former Blackhawks forward was lurking and he backed into the abandoned goal with a backhand. Toronto lost a 3-goal 3-goal lead, but eventually scored two points with a fortune. “Deciding a match in the final seconds is a great feeling. It doesn’t matter which opponent it was. I’m glad we have two points, but we shouldn’t have lost the three-goal lead.” stressed Kämpf, who played 235 games for Chicago in four seasons. Maple Leafs striker Auston Matthews scored, assisted and scored in the ninth game in a row. Petr Mrázek returned to the Toronto goal after the Czech injury, who entered for the first time since October 30.

Pittsburgh players scored their fourth victory in a row, beating Anaheim 1-0. The first clean sheet of the season and the seventh in his profile career was celebrated by goalkeeper Casey DeSmith, who eliminated 33 shots of the opponent. Brock McGinn scored the only goal of the match in the first period.

Minnesota ended the eight-game winning streak when they lost 1: 2 on the Los Angeles Ice. The winning goal was scored in the middle of the third period by Brendan Lemieux, who returned to the team after a five-match penalty. He received from the NHL leadership for biting Ottawa striker Brady Tkachuk during the battle.

The newcomer from Seattle scored three goals in the third period and equalized in the match with Columbus from 1: 4 to 4: 4, but in the end the Blue Jackets decided the victory in overtime by Jake Bean. Columbus stopped a series of five losses outside, with Max Domi helping with two goals and goalkeeper Elvis Merzlikins with 28 successful interventions. The Swedish forward in the service of Kraken Marcus Johansson played his 700th match in the NHL.

Edmonton, who was not good enough for Carolina (1: 3) and lost the fifth match in a row, does not succeed. With all the Hurricanes’ goals, which stretched the winning streak to four games, was Sebastian Aho. The Finnish center scored two goals and added an assist. Both the most productive Oilers and the entire NHL, Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, were left without a point, which was only the third time this season.

Ottawa – Tampa Bay 4: 0

Pittsburgh – Anaheim 1: 0

Toronto – Chicago 5: 4

Buffalo – Washington 2: 3 pp. Sn

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St. Louis – Montreal 4: 1

New York Islanders – New Jersey 4: 2

Arizona – Philadelphia 3: 5

Edmonton – Carolina 1: 3

Calgary – Boston 1: 4 in the 3rd period

Seattle – Columbus 4: 5 pp

San Jose – Dallas 2: 0 in the 3rd period

Los Angeles – Minnesota 1: 1 in the 3rd period

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