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Jaroslav Halák won the triumph on the ice of Colorado Source: SITA / AP / David Zalubowski DENVER – Slovak goalkeeper Jaroslav Halák significantly contributed to the victory of the hockey players of Vancouver over the home Colorado 3: 1 in the night match of the overseas NHL. He managed to keep his cool and beat the goalkeeper to make the score 32 minutes into the match. He was declared the first star of the match. Halák caught the third victory of the season, the first since January 31. Most of the year, the back of the team unit was covered by Thatcher Demek, who had been catching in the previous nine Canucks duels since the beginning. “It is always nice to win in this league, it will never get bored,” said the Slovak goalkeeper. “I think we played most of the match quite well. We need to recognize the qualities of the opponent, but our guys fought hard. Colorado has a really great team, but we were able to not play by his notes. We tried to stick to our game plan,” Halák quoted official web portal of the competition. VIDEO Jaroslav Halák ran to the Vancouver coach: Now how do I go catch ?! After two goalless thirds, the guests got into a two-goal lead at the beginning of the third act, thanks to Brock Boeser and JT Miller. She was sealed by Bo Horvat with a goal in the empty net 18 seconds before the end. The Canadian team finished the miniseries with three losses, ranking 11th in the Western Conference table. He loses three points to the position with the second free card currently held by Dallas, but the Stars played three matches less. Halák, who eventually stayed in Vancouver despite speculation about an exchange, will try to help the team advance to the playoffs: “I didn’t know what would happen if I stayed on the team or replaced me. It’s clear today and I can concentrate. to Vancouver to do my best when I get the chance. ” Photo gallery (5) Source: SITA / AP / David Zalubowski The 36-year-old goalkeeper received a belt for the best player of the match after the match. “It means a lot to me. They all gave a fantastic performance for the whole 60 minutes. We deserved to win,” Halák said later in the locker room. The best performance under the new Vancouver coach was stopped by the running “avalanche”, which had previously won four games in a row. “We gave the best performance since I coached this team. We used the word determination several times before the match and I think each player was determined to contribute to the team’s success,” said coach Bruce Boudreau. Vancouver’s most productive player this season, JT Miller, added an assist to the goal, and Tanner Pearson collected two assists. “I knew I was going to compete against one of the best formations in the world. But that’s why I play hockey to compete with the best. I had to do my best. Every player today was on the defensive side,” Miller said. The duel was not completed by Vancouver striker Matthew Highmore, who left the ice after Kurtis MacDermid’s hit in the third period. New reinforcements Travis Dermott and Brad Richardson debuted in the Canucks jersey, and Andrew Cogliano premiered for Avalanche. Another new home acquisition, Finnish striker Artturi Lehkonen of Montreal has not yet played for Colorado, as he is still awaiting permission from the immigration authorities. Photo gallery (5) Source: SITA / AP / David Zalubowski New Jersey players lost in Toronto 2: 3, Slovak forward Tomáš Tatar sent in 14:57 min. one shot on goal on the ice. Maple Leafs scored twice in their own weakness, with Pierre Engvall breaking through the draw in the 56th minute and deciding to win the home team. Experienced defender Mark Giordano, a new reinforcement from Seattle, made his debut on the Toronto defense. “I felt great. I felt less excited before the match. I remember the moment I entered this arena as a little boy. I was still a little nervous then,” the Toronto native admitted, then evaluated the match: “It was balanced duel, every inch of ice was fought. We had to stay patient, the difference was our weakening game. ” The canonier of the “maple leaves” and the top scorer of the league, Auston Matthews, scored the 80th point of the season thanks to his assistance, which equaled the personal maximum from the year 2019/2020. In New Jersey, Nico Hischier scored and assisted and experienced his fourth multi-point duel in a row. The Maple Leafs have won the third game out of the past four, while the Devils are in trouble and have lost the fourth match out of five. Kane equals Mikit Patrick Kane scored a goal and two assists, goalkeeper Kevin Lankinen performed 27 successful interventions and thanks to them Chicago succeeded on the ice of Anaheim 4: 2. After three losses, a full point gain was achieved. Kane has scored a 20-goal goal 14 times in the season’s profile career, equaling Stan Mikit’s club record. “Ducklings” are a popular food for the American winger, he also enjoyed them in a previous meeting on March 8, in which he contributed to the Blackhawks’ 8: 3 victory by six Canadian points (1 + 5). Photo gallery (5) Source: SITA / AP / Mark J. Terrill “The most important thing is to do the right thing at the right time, whether it’s a pass or a shot,” Kane commented briefly. He was followed by Dylan Strome and Alex DeBrincat, who scored the same goal and assist. The Ducks are falling deeper and deeper into the table, losing their eighth game in a row and losing eight points to the Western Conference standings. Both Anaheim goals were scored by Sam Carrick, who entered the jubilee 100th match in his profile career. He had never scored more than a goal in a single NHL game before. Center Ducks Trevor Zegras set a new club record with 31 assists in the rookie season, the previous record was held by Cam Fowler with 30 assists in 2010/2011. Buffalo defeated Pittsburgh 4: 3 after separate raids and celebrated their third victory in a row. The hero of the home team was the center of the first attack Tage Thompson, who scored two goals in regular time and turned into a decisive run. In addition to him, teammate Alex Tuch also succeeded in the raids. With 56 minutes played, Kris Letang nearly put the visitors another one up as he broke through in the middle and fired from just outside the box, but his shot passed just over the bar. Toronto Maple Leafs – New Jersey Devils 3: 2 (0: 0, 2: 2, 1: 0)
Goals: 33. Michejev (Kerfoot), 35. Marner (Matthews, Bunting), 56. Engvall – 26. Severson (Bratt, Hischier), 34. Hischier (Hughes, Hamilton). Goalkeepers: Mrázek – Daws, shots on goal: 31:22, 18,739 spectators. Buffalo Sabers – Pittsburgh Penguins 4: 3 pp a sn (1: 0, 1: 2, 1: 1 – 0: 0, 1: 0)
Goals: 18. Thompson (Samuelsson), 36. Girgensons (Okposo), 42. Thompson (Tuch, Skinner), ref. Thompson raid – 21. Crosby (Rust, Guentzel), 39. Malkin (Rust), 56. Letang (Malkin, Crosby). Goalkeepers: Anderson – DeSmith, shots on goal: 33:26, 9399 spectators. Colorado Avalanche – Vancouver Canucks 1: 3 (0: 0, 0: 0, 1: 3)
Goals: 47. Kadri (MacKinnon, Nichushkin) – 42. Boeser (Pettersson), 44. Miller (Pearson, Garland), 60. Horvat (Miller, Pearson). Goalkeepers: Kuemper – HALÁK, shots on goal: 33:27, 17.482 spectators. Anaheim Ducks – Chicago Blackhawks 2: 4 (1: 1, 0: 1, 1: 2)
Goals: 14. Carrick (Robinson, Comtois), 54. Carrick (Henrique, Zegras) – 11. Raddysh (Strome, Kane), 32. Kane (DeBrincat, S. Jones), 57. Strome (Stillman, Kane), 59 DeBrincat (Toews, McCabe). Goalkeepers: Gibson – Lankinen, shots on goal: 29:28, 11,740 spectators. Photo gallery for article Number of photos: 5 Author: © VIDEO list: nhl.com Source: TASR