NHL: Kaapo Kakko in flames

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of the New York Rangers Kaapo Kakko, 23, led the New York Rangers to a 7–2 victory over Montreal the night before Wednesday Finnish time.

The second scored two goals and scored Rangers’ last goal himself. The complete hit was Kako’s first of the season, but the Finn has scored a nice five (1+4) power points in six matches.

The criticized summer 2019 second booking signed a one-year contract extension with Rangers in the summer. The second has been in transfer rumors for a long time. So far, he has not achieved the expected result in the NHL arenas, but now Kakko has started the season strongly.

A gigantic round of 16 games was played in the NHL. Among the other Finnish gamblers, Colorado was also surprisingly in a great mood Joel Kiviranta. He scored two goals from the foursome as Colorado defeated the Seattle Kraken 3–2.

Kiviranta also hit in Colorado’s previous match.

Colorado’s goal Justus Annunen stopped 25 pucks. The Finnish goalkeeper has been between the posts in two matches in a row now and has conceded only three goals. With this move, he steals the first keeper plot from the one who played weakly Aleksandr Georgijevilta.

I’m Sebastian was a Carolina hero. He shot directly from the pass for the winning goal in overtime. Carolina was already down 0–2 against Edmonton but came from behind. Aho scored power points 1+1, Jesperi Kotkaniemi 0+1.

The night in the round addressed the defender of New York Rangers Jacob Trouban violent tackle. He nailed Montreal on the blue line by Justin Barron.

Taklaus divided opinions. Some thought the blow was clean, others thought it hit the head. Trouba, known for his fierce open tackles, was unfazed by the situation.

New Jersey Devilsin for the goalkeeper To Jake Allen there was an embarrassing mistake against Tampa Bay. Defender of Tampa JJ Moser shot the puck from his own area towards the Devils end. Allen thought the puck was coming down the lane to the end and went behind the goal to wait for the player.

The puck bounced off the plexiglass towards the Devils’ goal, which gaped its emptiness. Allen had been hit on the head with a tree.

A whopping 13 goals were scored in a match that turned out to be incomprehensible. Tampa won 8–5.