Joel Blomqvist, 22, made the American commentators confused

Jesse Puljujärvi The Pittsburgh Penguins had a full opponent against the Edmonton Oilers in the away bowl on the night between Friday and Saturday Finnish time.

Edmonton rumbled over Pittsburgh bluntly with a score of 4–0.

The evening was special for Puljujärvi, as he played for the first time in the shirt of the visiting team in his former hometown of Edmonton.

The Oilers booked Puljujärvi as the fourth player in the entire NHL booking process in 2016. Puljujärvi played in Edmonton during six different seasons, but at no point did he really break through.

In last night’s match, Puljujärvi played a little less than 11 minutes in the Penguins’ foursome.

of Pittsburgh Finnish watchman Joel Blomqvist22, received a rare honor. Blomqvist was selected among the three stars of the match, even though the Penguins lost 0–4.

The Finnish defender was subjected to merciless drum fire and was the only player on his team who was praised by the commentators and experts on the TV broadcast.

Blomqvist had time to save 33 times before Edmonton managed to score for the first time. At that time, 13 minutes had been played in the second half.

In total, Blomqvist stopped a whopping 46 pucks. There were handsome booths. In the second period, Blomqvist made a spectacular double save, which caused the commentators of the Pittsburgh TV broadcast to get confused.

“Wow! You can’t be serious,” another commentator sneered.

The Penguins head coach summed up his thoughts on Blomqvist’s match.

“He was brilliant,” Mike Sullivan quoth.

Blomqvist currently shares the save responsibility with the Penguins’ second goaltender Alex Nedeljkovic with. He is only playing his first season in the taala league.

Nashville Predators Hair in Saros made a save for his team in a 3–2 win over the Chicago Blackhawks.

No Finn scored power points in the night’s four matches. of Chicago Teuvo Teräväinen already had time to score a power play goal, but the hit was rejected as offside.

One of the heroes of the round was the Vegas Golden Knights defender Alex Pietrangelowho had three assists as Vegas beat the Ottawa Senators 6–4. It was Pietrangelo’s second three-assist night in a row.