Studenič scored, Černák two-point. Penguins lost the series – SlovakNHL.sk

On Sunday, we saw six Slovaks in action and two of them prevailed – Marián Studenič scored a goal and Erik Černák assisted twice.

CBJ – NJD 4: 3

Studenic’s goal did not help to win over Columbus

Marián Studenič he scored his first point in the 15th game of the season and was even the second goal of his career. He tied it 3: 3, but in the end New Jersey didn’t help to win. Oliver Bjorkstrand scored his second goal in the third period in the third period to decide on the triumph of Columbus 4: 3. Boone Jenner, who increased to 2: 0, and Yegor Činachov, who restored the lead of the home team to 3: 2, also helped to end the three-match series of losses. Joonas Korpisalo covered 27 shots and in addition to Studenič he was overcome by Nico Hischier and Jimmy Vesey. MacKenzie Blackwood made 0 hits and the Devils lost the second game out of the last three. Studenič, who was reactivated from the taxi line-up before the match, played 10 minutes and scored three shots, a plus point and a point. Two other Slovaks were also in action. Defender Christián Jaroš played eight and a half minutes with three points and a plus point, striker Tomas Tatar played up to 22 minutes with the gain of a shot and “minus”.

Studeničov 1st goal of the season:

Duel Stars: 1. O. Bjorkstrand, 2. J. Voráček, 3. J. Korpisalo (all CBJ)

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TBL – BOS 2: 5

Cernak assisted in both goals, Lightning lost to the Bruins

Erik Černák he had fingers in both of his team’s goals, but his assists no longer helped Tampa turn. Ondřej Palát and Brayden Point reduced the lead to 2 – 4 as Brad Marchand scored from the penalty spot, putting the ball in near the top left corner. It was the second goal of the match for Marchanda. David Pastrňák also scored twice, once Anton Blidh. Linus Ullmark, who covered 27 shots, also helped the fourth win from the last five matches. Andrei Vasilevsky had four fewer interventions. Černák played for 20 minutes and led the match with 7 points and 4 blocks. He also scored a plus point and one shot. Mikhail Sergachov also scored assists in both goals. The Florida team missed Cernak’s typical partner Ryan McDonagh, who suffers from a lower body injury.

On Saturday, Erik Černák scored for the first time since November 30. He finished the five-point match-free series by assisting twice. The season was a multi-point premiere. In the basic part, he scored more than a point for the first time since May 6, 2021, when he had a 1 + 2 balance against the Stars.

– Jozef Struhár (@JozefStruhar) January 9, 2022

Duel Stars: 1. D. Pastrňák (BOS), 2. B. Marchand (BOS), 3. M. Sergačov (TBL)

DAL – PIT 3: 2

The Stars have completed a long series of Penguins wins. Thanks to the turnover

Brian Dumoulin and Kasperi Kapanen scored within 25 seconds of the first period and Pittsburgh was well on its way to another victory. However, Dallas managed to turn the situation around with three goals in a row and eventually end the ten-game series of Penguins wins, which was the longest this season in the NHL. Denis Gurianov and Joe Pavelski knocked home the 3 – 2 lead. Jason Robertson assisted in all three goals, and Jake Oettinger, who covered 27 shots, also helped the Stars win in the fourth series. His counterpart, Tristan Jarry, made 29 interventions. Jake Guentzel assisted to score in the 17th game in a row. He returned to the Dallas squad Andrej Sekera, who played 12 minutes and 21 seconds, during which he blocked two shots.

Duel Stars: 1. R. Hintz, 2. J. Robertson, 3. D. Gurianov (all DAL)

MIN – WSH 3: 2 SN

Fucale set an NHL record, but the Capitals were not good enough for the Wild

Kevin Fiala and Frederick Gaudreau succeeded in the raids after Marcus Foligno and Mats Zuccarello erased a two-goal loss to allow Minnesota to win the second consecutive five-game losing streak when she beat Washington 3: 2. Kaapo Kahkonen covered 29 of the 31 shots and was overtaken by Connor McMichael and Yevgeny Kuznetsov. Zach Fucale, who set a record with the longest series without conceding a goal since his NHL debut with a time of 138: 07, covered 21 of 22 shots. Zuccarello finished it because Folign was only credited after Fucale left the goal in the announced exclusion and scored his own goal in the attempt to return Carl Carlelin. The Capitals lost the third game in a row. Slovak defender Martin Fehérváry he played a little over 17 minutes and scored one plus point and one block.

Separate raids:

Patrenec Hagelina:

Duel Stars: 1. K. Kahkonen (MIN), 2. Z. Fucale (WSH), 3. K. Fiala (MIN)

COL – TOR 5: 4 PP

Colorado turned the game around Toronto, winning the 11th game in a row at home

Mikko Rantanen scored four assists and five different players scored to make Colorado defeat Toronto 5: 4 after extra time. The hero of the winning team was Devon Toews, who finished the set time after 72 seconds. He followed in the goals of Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Gabriel Landeskog and JT Compher. The Avalanche lost 0: 3 and 1: 4, but eventually won the fourth game in a row and the ninth of the last ten. The Maple Leafs lost a four-match streak. Alexander Kerfoot and Auston Matthews scored twice in 33 seconds in the first period to build the first three-goal lead. It was subsequently restored by Nick Ritchie. Kerfoot also added two assists and Jack Campbell made 44 interventions. Both goalkeepers took turns in the goal of the winning team. Darcy Kuemper scored three goals from eight shots, Pavel Francouz then one of 19 shots. The Avalanche have won 11 consecutive matches at home, a club record. Makar scored his 15th goal of the season in the 27th match. Only Bobby Orr (20 games) and Dave Ellett (23 games) have done it faster in modern NHL history (since 1943/44).

Matthews two goals in 33 seconds:

Duel Stars: 1. D. Toews, 2. M. Rantanen, 3. P. Frenchman (all COL)

PHI – SJS 2: 3 PP

Hertl took care of the turnaround

Tomáš Hertl scored three goals in a row to erase a two-goal loss in the third period and in the opening minute of extra time he decided to win San Jose 3: 2 over Philadelphia, which lost the fifth game in a row. Brent Burns has collected three assists. We only saw one other shooter in the match – Flyers took care of both goals in the third period, James van Riemsdyk. The Sharks won the second game in a row thanks to 29 interventions by Adin Hill, but Martin Jones, who spent the previous six seasons of his career in the California team, had more work to do with up to 47 shots. The duel was not completed by San Jose striker Jonah Gadjovich (upper body).

Duel Stars: 1. T. Hertl (SJS), 2. J. van Riemsdyk (PHI), 3. A. Hill (SJS)

CAR – FLA 3: 4 PP

Duclair decided in overtime to end the Hurricanes series

Florida lost the lead 1: 0 and 3: 1, but Anthony Duclair finally decided in the third minute of overtime on her 4: 3 win over Carolina, which lost the five-match winning streak. Jonathan Huberdeau scored a pass and a pass, Carter Verhaeghe scored two goals and Sergei Boborvsky helped to the fifth win from the last six duels with 24 interventions. Alexander Barkov won 23 of 32 throws. Teuvo Teravainen, Brady Skjei and Seth Jarvis scored the Hurricanes, while Alex Lyon covered 32 shots. Jesperi Kotkaniemi lost a six-match point series. Both teams are currently pulling six match points.

Duclair’s nice winning goal:

Duel Stars: 1. C. Verhaeghe (FLA), 2. A. Duclair (FLA), 3. A. Lyon (CAR)

ARI – NSH 2: 4

Saros helped the Predators pull out the winning streak

Nashville, who played without Philip Forsberg, scored three goals in the first period, which in the end was enough for him to defeat Arizona with a ratio of 4: 2. The winning goal was scored by Tanner Jeannot and Mattias Ekholm, Jakov Trenin and Roman Josi also entered the shooting list. Juuse Saros, who covered 38 shots, also helped stretch the winning series to four matches. Clayton Keller and Lawson Crouse found the recipe for it. Karel Vejmelka left the match with 25 interventions and the Coyotes scored the third loss from the last four matches and the ninth from the last 11.

Duel Stars: 1. R. Josi (NSH), 2. J. Saros (NSH), 3. C. Keller (ARI)

VGK – CHI 1: 2

Fleury experienced a triumphant return to Vegas

Marc-Andre Fleury experienced a triumphant return to Las Vegas when, with 30 interventions, he led Chicago to a 2: 1 victory. Vegas led from the sixth minute thanks to Ben Hutton, but subsequently only Blackhawks players prevailed. Jujhar Khaira and Riley Stillman, who beat Robin Lehner with 21 shots, helped end the six-match series of losses. The Golden Knights have lost their third game of the last four. Fleury, who had captured Vegas for the previous four seasons, matched Grenn Hall’s record in seventh place in the standings with 906 captured duels in the NHL. At the same time, he became the only goalkeeper in history to book a win against 32 teams.

Duel Stars: 1. B. Hutton (VGK), 2. M. Fleury (CHI), 3. R. Lehner (VGK)

ANA – NYR 1: 4

The Rangers decided their victory over the Ducks with three goals in the third period

Mike Zibanejad and Jarred Tinordi turned the situation around, Ryan Lindgren then added two goals and the Rangers defeated Anaheim 4: 1 to win the fourth match of the last five. Alexandar Georgiev helped with this with only 13 interventions. He was overtaken by Isac Lundestrom, who opened the state of the match. Anthony Stolarz scored three goals from 39 shots as Lindgren’s second goal fell into an empty goal. The Ducks lost the fifth game in the last six.

Duel Stars: 1. M. Zibanejad (NYR), 2. T. Terry (ANA), 3. C. Kreider, NYR

LAK – DET 4: 0

Petersen, Kings reset the Red Wings

At his first launch on December 6, Cal Petersen defused all 21 shots to lead Los Angeles to a 4-0 win over Detroit with the second clean sheet of his career. The California team shot the guests in the first twenty minutes in a 27: 2 ratio and scored goals for Phillip Danault and Drew Doughty. Adrian Kempe later hit black, Trevor Moore’s empty gate. Alex Nedeljkovic scored three goals from 41 shots. While the Kings have won their third match out of the last four, the Red Wings have lost three of the last four duels.

Duel Stars: 1. D. Doughty, 2. D. Brown, 3. C. Petersen (all LAK)

Slovaks in action

Player	Ice-time	G	A	B	+/-	TM	WITH	Bčk
T. Tatar (NJD)	21:56	0	0	0	-1	0	1	0
Ch. Jaroš (NJD)	08:38	0	0	0	+1	0	0	3
M. Studenic (NJD)	09:56	1	0	1	+1	0	3	1
E. Cernak (TBL)	20:04	0	2	2	+1	0	1	7
A. Sekera (DAL)	12:21	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
M. Fehérváry (WSH)	17:11	0	0	0	+1	0	0	0

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