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He hit the side and finished off with his knee. Canadian vilely broke Kucherov in the NHL finals
Nikita Kucherov and Devon Toevs / Photo: © REUTERS / Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
Violators may even be subject to special sanctions.
The final series of the Stanley Cup with each match is getting hotter. In the last meeting, Colorado inflicted a crushing defeat on Tampa with a score of 7: 0 in their arena, and now he himself has lost a very impressive one – 2: 6. The intrigue is alive and spinning with renewed vigor.
However, the most important victory of “Tampa” is overshadowed by an extremely unpleasant event, the culprit of which was the opponent’s defender Devon Teyvz. Towards the end of the match, the Canadian vilely “broke” the Russian Nikita Kucherov. Now it is not known whether our striker will be able to take part in the next game.
Those who break the rules can even be sanctioned. The reception was too rough.
Tired!
For Kucherov, the match turned out to be extremely successful, if not for the ending. Nikita chalked up two assists and repeated the achievement of Wayne Gretzky, who scored at least 25 points in the playoffs in three consecutive seasons. Following the meeting, the Russian was recognized as the second star after team captain Stephen Stamkos. Tampa clearly drew conclusions from the previous match and looked many times better. And why couldn’t it have been played like this from the very beginning of the series? However, in this playoff draw, we have already seen that the Lightnings like to add in the course of the confrontation.
As for Kucherov, he was simply unstoppable. The Tampa winger turned out to be one of the most active players on the ice and was constantly in the thick of things, handing out sharp passes. Apparently, at the end of the game, he was rather tired of his opponents. Having failed to cope with Nikita within the rules, they used a forbidden technique …
Didn’t spare
The third period came out pretty nervous. Especially passions ran high after Colorado defender Devon Toews used force on Kucherov. Nikita was near the side, and the Canadian did not spare him. He smashed his opponent into the fence with all his might, and then, out of inertia, he also fell on him with his knee, in fact, finishing off the opponent who was already lying. It seems that the Canadian went to this out of impotence, otherwise such meanness simply does not make sense. Teyvz immediately got a two-minute removal, but this was little consolation for Kucherov, who could not continue the game. For some time he returned to the ice, but then he still went to the locker room.
After the match, many wondered: will Nikita be able to take part in the next meeting? Unfortunately, no one can give a clear answer yet.
— Foul Toews? When you ask for comment on such things, you yourself know the answer very well. But this is a contact game, and the guys understand everything, ”Sportsnet quotes Tampa head coach John Cooper.
“It was a dangerous game. Let’s see if it results in some serious damage. I hope not,” Kucherov’s teammate Viktor Hedman told The Sporting News.
So far, there is no news on Kucherov. Apparently, you need to conduct medical examinations to understand if there is cause for concern. But they are already talking about possible penalties for Teyvz. The Canadian foul was reminiscent of an episode from 2019, when St. Louis Blues guard Robert Bortuzzo pinned Nashville Predators forward Viktor Arvidsson. Bortuzzo then received a four-match ban. True, the Canadian was a real tough guy and did this trick twice in one match. It was the relapse that caused such a harsh punishment.
NHL. Playoffs
Tampa Bay Lightning (Tampa) – Colorado Avalanche (Denver) – 6:2 (2:1, 4:1, 0:0)
Goals: Cirelli, 13:03. Chambers, 14:54. Paul, 21:26. Stamkos, 27:52. Maroun 31:15. Perry, 34:58 (bol.). — Landeskog, 8:19 (bol.), 24:43 (bol.).
Score in the series – 1:2
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OFFICIALLY. The club suspended participation in the Ukrainian Championship
Storm hockey club announced its decision to suspend participation in the Ukrainian Championship. The Odessa team had not come to the Krizhinka match before.
At the same time, Storm denied that the issue was related to financial problems and expressed distrust of the Ukrainian Hockey Federation.
Statement from HC Storm
“Due to systematic violation of the principles of equality and justice in competitions, Shtor hockey club expressed its distrust in the leadership of the Ukrainian Hockey Federation and decided to suspend its participation in the Ukrainian Championship.”
There was already a situation this season when Krizhinka suspended its participation in the championship due to referee problems.
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NHL. Buffalo surprises, wins from Florida, Edmonton and San Jose
At the end of game day of the NHL regular season, Carolina defeated the New York Rangers to become the sole leader in the East and sit two points ahead of Detroit with 7 wins in 10 games.
Among other results, we also note Buffalo’s improbable 9 straight wins. Blades, St. It defeated St. Louis and snapped such a long winning streak for the first time since 2018. There are only two points in the top 3 of the league.
Florida won an important victory. The champions were stronger than Washington and were slowly rising to the top of the Atlantic Division.
In the West, Edmonton handed Winnipeg its sixth straight loss, and Oilers goaltender Calvin Picard made 41 saves. Connor McDavid extended his point streak to 13 games.
In the California derby, San Jose beat Anaheim 5:4 and forward McClean Celebrini scored three points to extend their streak of points to eight matches.
Regular season in NHL
Ottawa – columbus 1:4
Florida -Washington 5:3
Caroline – New York Rangers 3:2 in overtime
winnipeg – Edmonton 1:3
St.Louis – buffalo 2:4
colorado -Los Angeles 5:2
Utah – Nashville 3:4
calgary – Boston 2:1 in overtime
Vegas- Minnesota 2:5
Anaheim- San José 4:5
Seattle – vancouver 2:3 in shootouts
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Junior World Hockey Championship. Great comeback from the USA, 9 goals and hat-trick from Canada
Another day of play in the elite league of the World Junior Hockey Championship has ended.
The USA team beat Slovakia with a score of 6:5, with big problems. The host team of the tournament lost 0:2 and 1:3 but managed to come back and win.
Forward Tomas Hrenko scored a double for the Slovaks, scoring three goals in the last match. And the Americans have a double thank you to James Hagens.
USA and Sweden are leaders in the group with 9 points.
In the other group, Canada beat Denmark 9-1, while forward Gavin McKenna is expected to score a hat-trick and become number 1 in the 2026 draft.
In another match, the Czech Republic defeated Finland 2:1 in overtime.
Junior Hockey World Championship U-20. Group A
Slovakia – America 5:6 (2:0, 2:4, 1:2)
Discs: 08:53 Pitka – 1:0, 11:15 Khrenko – 2:0, 21:50 Spellasy – 2:1, 26:46 Belushko – 3:1, 38:33 McBorrow – 3:2, 31:00 Riker – 3:3, 34:44 Svrchek – 4:3, 39:15 Hagens – 4:4, 40:18 Hagens – 4:5, 44:34 Zellers – 4:6, 58:06 Khrenko – 5:6
Goalkeepers: Pradel – Hale
Group B
Finland – czech republic 1:2 (extension) (0:1, 0:0, 1:0, 0:1)
Goals: 01:52 Kubiesa (Galvas) – 0:1, 59:10 Hemming – 1:1, in extra time 03:39 Jiracek (Sikora, Chinar) – 1:2
Goalkeepers: Rimpinen – Orsulyak
Canada – Denmark 9:1 (3:0, 2:1, 4:0)
Washers: 03:17 McKenna – 1:0, 08:36 Coates – 2:0, 10:03 Parek – 3:0, 20:28 Cliveau – 3:1, 26:11 Martone – 4:1, 35:03 McKenna – 5:1, 44:11 Misa – 6:1, 45:45 McKenna – 7:1, 54:16 Aitcheson – 8:1, 54:40 Martone – 9:1
Goalkeepers: George – Tijen
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