Top-5: An official makes a mistake with his goal verdict

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Top-5: An official makes a mistake with his goal verdict

Yesterday, the Canadiens miraculously won the game against the Predators. There were 10 more games on the schedule. Here are the results and highlights of these games:

1. The referee called the goal incorrectlyFlorida started the season well, winning its first three games, but things have been getting tougher lately. The Panthers have lost their last three games. It's true, the absence of Alexander Barkov and Matvey Tkachuk doesn't help.

Yesterday, the highlight of the game was not the player, but the official. He was wrong when he gave the scoring verdict after trial.

Paul Maurice didn't look too impressed… For the Devils, Jack Hughes shone with this superb goal, his first of the year.

Timo Meier scored two points and Jake Allen stopped 21 of 22 shots.

2. The Hurricanes are still undefeated.The Hurricanes are still the only undefeated team on the Bettman Circuit, having beaten the Ducks 4-1 yesterday and now have a 4-0-0 record. The Avalanche and Golden Knights also didn't lose regularly, but lost points in overtime and/or shootouts. Jacob Trouba did his best to stop the mighty Canes from scoring, but his efforts were not enough.

Seth Jarvis was responsible for the forwards and scored 100th and the 101st goal of his career.

Russian Alexander Nikishin scored his first goal in the NHL.

He has four points in as many games this season.

3. “This is a mistake that will cause Evan Bouchard to withdraw from the Olympics.”Over the past few years, Evan Bouchard has been recognized as one of the best shooting defensemen in the NHL. But defensively he is one of the worst. Yesterday he made an unforgivable mistake.

Having made a mistake, Marc Spector did not throw a single blow. He said it was a mistake and would result in him not representing Team Canada at the Olympics but competing in Turks and Caicos. Oh. The defender finished the game with a minus-3 record…

Edmonton brought the Islanders their first win of the season. Final score: 4-2. The big hero of the game was Bo Horvat. He scored a hat-trick: a shorthanded goal, a power-play goal and an empty-net goal.

So he scored five points in four games this season.

4. Matvey Michkov's first goal this seasonIn his first three games of the season, Matvey Michkov did not score a single point. The man who didn't arrive at camp in uniform finally broke the ice yesterday.

The Russian also finished the game with two shots on goal. Unfortunately for Philadelphia, the Jets were too strong. Winnipeg won 5-2. With two goals, Mark Scheifele tied Blake Wheeler for the most points in Jets history.

Kyle Connor also had two assists.

5. Auston Matthews and Anthony Stolarz take care of the Rangers.Rangers have really struggled to score since the start of the season. In fact, they still haven't scored at home. Yesterday they played in Toronto and repeatedly failed to stop Anthony Stolarz, who continued to shine throughout the game.

New York will have nightmares about this… It was difficult, but the visitors finally scored.

This goal was enough to force overtime, but not to win the game.

In overtime, Auston Matthews capped a great play from William Nylander to seal the game.

Final score: 2-1.

“Extension”

– At least he's back.

– Shane Pinto gave Ottawa a shootout victory after Late tying goal by Dylan Cozens.

– The save that brought the Sens victory.

– Four players scored three points last night.

(Photo: NHL.com)

“There are four games on the line tonight.”

(Photo: Google)

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