Video: Slafkovský Leads Vegas Win with Goal & Assist + Nemec & Dvorský

slafkovský contributes goal and Assist in Montreal’s Victory over Vegas

LAS VEGAS – Slovakian hockey forward Juraj Slafkovský contributed a goal and an assist to Montreal’s 4:1 victory on the Vegas ice in the NHL night meeting.

Forward Dalibor dvorský and defenders Martin Fehérváry and Šimon Nemec also appeared in 15 matches from the Slovaks, who enjoyed the victories of their teams, but did not enter the Canadian scoring.

In the 15th minute,Slafkovský participated in the opening goal of the match,when he found Zach Bolduc uncovered with a pass from the corner of the rink and in front of the goal area.

A quick tape-to-tape pass from Juraj Slafkovský to Zack Bolduc! 👀 https://t.co/rxNZ3hgZ6M

– NHL (@NHL) https://twitter.com/NHL/status/1994521097262567563

The guests were in control of the duel and goalkeeper Samuel Montembeault lost a clean sheet only in the 56th minute, when he was beaten by forward Mark Stone, who also scored in the second match after a wrist injury. Montembeault held his team with 30 saves,after which he credited a 96.8 percent save success rate.

Juraj Slafkovský scored after ten games

Slafkovský closed the scoring during the home team’s goalless game when he got the puck in the offensive zone and sent it into the empty net from mid-range. It was his first goal after ten games.

Juraj Slafkovsky makes it 4-1 for the #GoHabsGo with the ENG.

Grate game from the 21-year-old Slovak. https://t.co/6r3c3JsVeX

– Marc dumont (@MarcPDumont) https://twitter.com/MarcPDumont/status/1994550526600429751

He spent 15:28 minutes on the ice, during which he also scored two plus points, had one shot on goal, had two hits and had two rebounds.It was his second multi-point game of the season. He has played 23 matches in it so far, after which he has a balance of 7 goals and 5 assists. The Canadiens won their third straight, the Golden Knights failed for the fourth time in a row.

Dvorský in Ottawa’s win

Slovak striker Dalibor Dvorský shot four times on Ottawa’s goal, but in the end he did not score in the third game in a row. He played more than

NHL Roundup: Canadiens Stun Golden Knights, Penguins Prevail in Overtime

The NHL saw a flurry of action with several teams breaking streaks and others continuing to struggle. Here’s a look at the key results from the latest slate of games:

Calgary Flames showcased their resurgence with a dominant 5-3 victory against the defending Stanley Cup champions.This marked their fourth win in the last five games, solidifying their improved form.

In a tightly contested matchup, Pittsburgh penguins edged out Columbus Blue Jackets 4-3 in overtime. Veteran defenseman Kris Letang scored the decisive goal, while captain Sidney Crosby contributed two goals to the win. This was the Penguins’ first back-to-back victory as October 24th, while the Blue Jackets suffered their fourth consecutive loss.

The New York Islanders mounted a remarkable comeback against the Philadelphia Flyers, overcoming a 0-3 deficit to force a shootout. Rookie defenseman Matthew Schaefer played a key role with a goal and an assist, but ultimately it was Travis konecny who secured the Flyers’ 4-3 shootout win – their fourth victory in five games.

The weakest team of the competition triumphed for the second time in a row

Dallas Stars continued their strong run with a 4-3 win over Utah, fueled by Jason Robertson’s twelfth goal in nine games. This victory marked their third consecutive win and cemented their position in 2nd place in the Western Conference. Meanwhile, Utah extended their losing streak to six games.

In a surprising turn of events, Nashville Predators, the league’s lowest-ranked team, secured their second consecutive win with a 3-2 victory over Chicago Blackhawks. The Blackhawks have now lost five straight, including four at home.

Vancouver Canucks were denied a second consecutive win, falling 2-3 to San Jose Sharks despite leading twice in the game. Adam Gaudette’s goal in the second period proved to be the game-winner for the Sharks. 30 of the 32 NHL teams were in action,with Seattle and edmonton set to face off on sunday night.

Florida Panthers – Washington Capitals 6:1 (2:0, 2:1, 2:0)

goals: 1.Reinhart (Lundell, Rodrigues), 17. Rodrigues (Reinhart, Boqvist), 3. Bennett (Greer, Verhaeghe), 52. Marchand (Reinhart, Lundell) – 6. Kuznetsov (Coleman), 11. Weegar (Backlund,Zary),21. Frost (Andersson, Kadri), 39. Kadri (Andersson, Farabee), 59. farabee (Kadri). Goalkeepers: Tarasov – Cooley, shots on goal: 40:34.

New York Islanders – Philadelphia Flyers 3:4 pp a sn (0:2, 3:1, 0:0 – 0:0, 0:1)

Goals: 26. Heineman (Drouin,Palmieri),29.Schaefer (Duclair, Pulock), 40. Lee (Šabanov, Schaefer) – 9. Foerster, 9. Couturier, 22. Zegras (Andrae, Mickov). Goalkeepers: Rittich – Ersson, shots on goal: 31:21.

San Jose Sharks – Vancouver Canucks 3:2 (1:1, 2:1, 0:0)

Goals: 10. Smith (Wennberg, Celebrini), 55. Eklund (Celebrini, Klingberg), 56. Gaudette (Kurashev, Toffoli) – 5. Boeser (Garland, Willander), 24. E. pettersson (Kane, Hronek). Goalkeepers: Askarov – Tolopilo, shots on goal: 24:34.

Carolina Hurricanes – Winnipeg Jets 5:1 (1:0,0:1,4:0)

Goals: 17. Jarvis (Gostisbehere,Aho),52. Martinook (Jankowski, gostisbehere), 53. Jarvis (Miller, Svečnikov), 59. Jarvis (Svechnikov), 60. Nikišin (Robidas, Robinson) – 51. scheifele (Vilardi). goalkeepers: Bussi – Comrie, shots on goal: 35:13.

Washington Capitals – Toronto Maple Leafs 4:2 (0:1, 1:1, 3:0)

Goals: 34. McMichael (protas, Wilson), 54. Beauvillier (Ovechkin, Strome), 57. Chychrun (Leonard, McMichael), 60. Wilson – 4. Rielly (Ekman-Larsson, Roy), 23. Knies (Matthews, Stecher). Goalkeepers: Thompson – Woll,shots on goal: 34:22.