After causing Winnipeg Jets in the normal season, Kyle Connor and Mark Scheifele were in the forefront to open the Stanley Cup playoffs and each of them is Jets. The series against Louis Blues recorded three points in the opening win.
They and their teammates will try to continue when Jets hosted Blues for the 2nd game of their seven best sets on Monday.
In the normal season, Winnipeg’e 97 points (41 goals, 56 assists) leading Connor, Saturday on Saturday 5-3 victory in the third period of the victory of the game 1 scored the late goal. Alex Iaallo’nun in the middle of the frame and Scheifele’s game for the first time in 1-1, the game connected to the game connection goal.
Scheifele, who ranked second in the team with 87 points (39 goals, 48 assists), won the primary assistants in both Iafallo and Connor’s goals.
“Only two elite players who see the game very well.” He said. “There are men with a ton of skills, and then there are smart guys. Both have. And when you put them together, they use both. This makes them so distinguished.”
This season, Winnipeg went very well to push the team to the summit of NHL’s overall ranking. They have the second best home record in the normal season and followed only the Los Angeles Kings (31-6-4). They ruled NHL with 54 regulations and overtime wins, and the 43 regulations win was the second of the Vegas Golden Knights. Jets also had the best plus difference in the league, while 191 goals in a league with 2.32 goals in the league.
However, an area where the jets were surprisingly overwhelming was gaining return after two periods. Although they followed only 18 times after 40 minutes, they only won two wins in these situations and came second in the league. On Saturday, they have achieved success for the first time since February 24th. Since then, they lost eight games after watching two periods.
Meanwhile, Blues, Series St. Before moving to Louis, they will seek a better effort because they aim to gain a two -game division.
Captain Brayden Schennn, “Tomorrow will be a new day and a long series.” He said. He continued: “Two good teams that play as defensive and tight as I said would have wanted to have a better third period, but we will continue for the game 2 and we will be better and we will be better.”
This involves being better in managing emotions and sticks. Jake’s neighbors, who played in the first playoff match, was called for cutting for Winnipeg’s next power game. Zack Bolduc stole the whistling for cross -control during a stop when the Blue is in the power game.
“We can’t get this punishment in playoffs,” Louis coach Jim Montgomery said. He said. “I know that. I thought we killed the punishment quite well. I can’t say that he gained momentum for them, but he took us out of a situation that I thought we were under control, and then it didn’t.”
Bir A Lesson for Everyone, Sc Schenn said.
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