Hockey|Dallas Stars defeated the Edmonton Oilers, who played without superstars. The Finns were in a prominent role.
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Dallas Stars head coach Pete DeBoer said just before last night’s match that he intends to give Mikko Rantanen, Roope Hintzin and Jason Robertson The first chain formed by time to weld together.
After the match against the Edmonton Oilers, Deboer was guaranteed to be a happy man, as the trio dominated in the rink and broke the Stanley Cup finalist last season.
The Stars won the match 4-3, and Dallas’s number one chain scored three of his team’s four hits.
Initially Jason Robetson It took Dallas 2-0 lead in the second round at the end of a fine, though slightly lucky composition. Hintz and Rantanen received the feed points.
Five minutes later, Hintz released Robertson’s 2vs1 attack on the ice, along with Rantanen, and the US striker fired sharply in the lower corner of the reel.
Hintz also got a feed point for Robertson’s third goal, which he scored by two men towards the end of the round. So Robertson made a hat trick, Hintz got three points and Rantanen one pass.
At Rantanen There were two tasty places with overwhelming the puck to the finish, but the Finnish star gun is still unusually wet. He has now played nine matches in Dallas and made 2+4 = 6.
With the exception of more careless finishing, Rantanen played a good match. Based on the last two matches, the Finnish star begins to adapt to the Dallas game.
Both Edmonton Great Stars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl were still on the sidelines. Both are injured and they can’t play at least this week.
Oilers got more bad news in the match as the team’s number one Stuart Skinner left the game after a worrying collision. Skinner was outdoors leaned out after the fight, when Rantanen’s foot, who had skated past, seemed to bump on Skinner.
Skinner was likely to focus on concussion studies. After the situation Oilers experienced agitator Corey Perry raged at Rantanen by exchange.
Oilers Kasperi Kapanen He played in the second chain but did not get the result.
NHL round Chicago Blackhawks, who scored one goal, reached the power of other Finns Teuvo Teräväinen and the third goal of the season hit Vancouver Canucks Aatu Räty;
Rädy’s paint was created by directing. He has been able to play 32 matches in the NHL this season and made 3+2.
Canucks took an important 5-2 victory over the Islanders. Both teams are fiercely fighting for the playoff spot.
NHL results
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Chicago-New Jersey 3-5 (Chi: Sharp 0+1)
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NY Islanders-Vancouver 2-5 (van: Räty 1+0)
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Anaheim-Boston 6–2
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Edmonton-Dallas 3–4 (Dal: Hintz 0+3, Rantanen 0+1)