The Boston hockey players defeated Montreal 3: 2 in overtime, but the Czech attackers Nosek and Pastrňák came out empty-handed. The stellar Havířov native in particular has struggled with productivity in the last duels, scoring only once in five matches, assisting at the winning goal in the match against Chicago.
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In a duel with Montreal, Pastrňák twice threatened goalkeeper Jake Allen. He had the best chance of ending the goal’s fast in the 51st minute, but in the power play he only hit the bar from the blue line.
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The main part of the Bruins’ win was Brad Marchand, who framed the match with his two goals. He made his mark for the first time in the 10th minute, when, after Shaul’s assistance, he opened the score and added a second overtime after thirty-four seconds in which he decided to win the Bruins. “I suspected that the goalkeeper would react similarly to when he caught me at the end of the second period. So I had extra motivation to score a goal and fortunately it fell there,” smiled the 33-year-old forward.
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Five-point Forsberg
The slogan for Anaheim played for almost 18 minutes, but did not prevent a 3: 6 loss and the Ducks lost the seventh game in a row. Filip Forsberg had the main share in Nashville’s victory, scoring five points for two goals and three assists.
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Rittich got on the ice in the third part, when his Finnish colleague was solving a problem with skates. And before he returned to the exchange, the Jihlava native scored one successful operation.
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