Hockey
NHL. 13 goals for Philadelphia and Detroit, defeats for Boston and Rangers
The most productive game of the NHL game day was played between Detroit and Philadelphia. The Red Wings won 7:6 at home in the penalty shootout, with the home team scoring 5 goals in the first period alone. Detroit’s new player, Patrick Kane, continues to make a difference by scoring, as well as making three points and decisive penalty kicks.
The two leaders of the East were defeated by Canadian teams. The New York Rangers lost 3-4 to Edmonton and scored four goals in the third period. The match was marked by New York forward Mika Zibanejad’s incredible assist.
And Boston lost 1:5 away to Winnipeg. The Jets had forward Gabriel Vilardi score in his fifth straight game and the team won 8 of its last 10 games to move into the top 3 in the West.
Regular season in NHL
Philadelphia -Detroit 7:6
New York Rangers – Edmonton 3:4
winnipeg -Boston 5:1
Chicago – Montreal 2:5
Source: Sport UA
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