Kyle Connor visited Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday night on 5-3 of the first round series. Louis Blues made a goal and two assists while overthrowing 5-3.
Jets, Friday, St. The seven series in Louis leads to 3-2 Game 6.
Each of Vladislav Namestnikov and Nino Nederreiter had a target and assistant, Mason Appleton had three assists, and Connor Hellebuyck, St. He made 16 savings for Jets, who returned from unilateral losses in the games in Louis.
Nathan Walker scored two goals, Jimmy Snuggerud scored a 12th NHL match, and Jordan Binnington saved 21 for Blues, the second joker team from the Western Conference.
Jets scored three goals after shifting the disk between the close pole in 6:06 of the second period by hitting a wrist from the right -wing right apartment after running to Snuggerud 2.
“I just thought we’re not only defending well, we’re attacking them, and we really have some lying that we’ve done and what we’ve done best.” He said. “We really forced it, we saved the discs. We made a lot of plans in their o-regions, we have overcome the goalkeepers. We did what we had to do to win this game.”
A point taken by the Jets defender Dylan Demelo, St. Louis defender Colton Parayko and Jets 3-2 forward at 11:05 to move back to his own network.
Blues, Namestnikov scored a backhand oath from Connor to finish another hurry, extended the second place to 4-2 in 18:59.
The man threw Lowry into an empty network and left 3:13 to make 5-2.
Walker, 53 seconds before 5-3 responded to cut.
“We’re riding the next one,” Blues coach Jim Montgomery said. “I thought it was our worst game, and it was their best game.”
St. “They took better than us, but we have 6 games and a job to do at home.” He said.
Winnipeg forward Gabriel Villardi returned after missing 15 matches with the upper body injury, and Connor made the first shot before going 1-0 in 1: 23.
Appleton, St. Louis kicked Mark Scheifele behind the network of the network and Scheifele moved from the front to Connor once for the left mixed signs.
Blues quickly tied to 1 in 3:42.
Walker was placed in front of Hellebuyck when Parayko was shot over the right circle.
Niederreiter later appeared in front of Binnington and made a shot to move Winnipeg to 2-1 in the 8:59.
Scheifele did not return after the first period due to the effects of Brayden Schenn’s hit at the beginning of the period, which led to an intervention punishment for Schennn. Montgomery said that after the match, Scheifele was injured when he was shot by Radek Faksa and that Schenn is not the hit that brought the punishment.
Scheifele, goals in the normal season (39) and points (87) came second.
“It’s hard to lose your best player, but we’ve dealt with injuries with it, so the next human mentality,” Namestnikov said.
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