NHL: Charlie Lindgren scored an own goal

Philadelphia

of the Washington Capitals keeper Charlie Lindgren inadvertently shot a game tool into his own goal against the Tampa Bay Lightning on the night before Thursday Finnish time.

The match was tied 3-3 around the middle of the third period, when Lindgren came from his goal against the puck and apparently tried to bounce the puck from behind the goal To John Carlson.

However, Lindgren misjudged his position.

The goal was scored Brayden Pointille, who touched the puck as the last Tampa player. Point thus completed his hat trick, and Tampa took the lead.

Fortunately for Lindgren, the Capitals tied the game quickly, and Tom Wilson scored another 5–4 winning goal with superiority.

Captain of the Florida Panthers Alexander Barkov collected 1+1 power points as the Panthers defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in their home court with a score of 4–1.

Florida snapped its four-game losing streak. Eetu Luostarinen too got one assist.

Panthers Anton Lundell was on the sidelines. He got the puck in his face in the previous game.

Chicago The Blackhawks Teuvo Teraväinen is going to have a tougher season, but against Dallas, he blew the net. Chicago surprisingly beat Dallas by as much as 6–2. Chicago’s super-promise Connor Bedard broke his 12-game scoreless streak.

About the Finns of Dallas Miro Heiskanen picked up one assist.

Seattle Kraken Eeli Tolvanen managed to score, but the Anaheim Ducks beat the Kraken 5–2.

Vancouver Canucks Aatu Räty scored his second goal of the season in the net of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The Penguins beat the Canucks 5–4 in goal celebration. Jesse Puljujärvi has run into trouble again in Pittsburgh. He watched the second match in a row from the stands. It’s not about getting hurt.

Both Finns of the Carolina Hurricanes, I’m Sebastian and Jesperi Kotkaniemi, scored against the New York Rangers. Kotkaniemi scored a goal, Aho got one assist. Carolina beat New York 4–3.