Credit: There were five games in the NHL last night. The attention of fans in Montreal shifted to the Justin Barron trade, but oh well. Let’s see what happened if you missed the action: Logan Cooley (0-2—2) factored on both the game-tying and winning goal to help the @UtahHockeyClub earn their first multi-goal comeback win.#NHLStats: https://t.co/gxIUGhtpFb […]
There were five games in the NHL last night.
The attention of fans in Montreal shifted to the Justin Barron trade, but oh well.
Without making too much noise, Tippett is establishing himself as one of the good players in the National Hockey League. He’s a joy to watch!
At the end of the game, with a little more than eight minutes left to play and the Flyers down by one goal, one of the referees raised his hand to signal a penalty.
The problem?
The referee in question decided to cancel his call… something we simply never see in the NHL.
John Tortorella was furious behind the bench of his team, and it’s understandable:
The penalty could have allowed the Flyers to go on the power play and score… But no.
That’s not what happened, and the Flyers lost the game by a score of 6-4.
Note that Matvei Michkov was held scoreless for the third straight game in his team’s defeat.
2 : Marc-André Fleury continues to mess with his opponents
Marc-André Fleury really looks like a good guy.
We know he loves to play tricks on his teammates, and he enjoys doing it.
Except that yesterday, he rather messed with an opponent: while Evan Rodrigues was in front of him, the goalie was doing what he could to block his view.
The Wild lost 6-1 to the Panthers, but Fleury can still be happy because he reached third place for the most career starts among goaltenders in the league.
He passed Patrick Roy in this regard, and he could beat Roberto Luongo’s record before the end of the season. He has 10 starts left to reach Luongo:
#mnwild goalie Marc-Andre Fleury has made his 1,004th career start, moving past Patrick Roy for third-most in NHL history among goaltenders.
The big defenseman had 22 points in 30 games before facing the Canucks last night, and he added a goal to his tally.
The one who was once part of the Canadiens organization scored in overtime to give his team a 3-2 win:
We might have witnessed a preview of the Stanley Cup final between the Leafs and the Stars, two teams that have been performing well since the start of the season.
But the Stars struggled to penetrate the Leafs’ defense.
This is partly thanks to Joseph Woll, who was really in shape:
Woll stopped 38 of the 41 shots directed at him to secure the victory (5-3).
After the game, Craig Berube praised his goalie, stating he was the best player of the match.
This is the 20th win for the Leafs, and William Nylander scored his 20th goal of the season for the occasion: