Hurricans for more ‘chaos’ and short fifty demons

New Jersey Devils, Raleigh on Tuesday, NC, against Carolina Hurricanes against the Stanley Cup playoffs in the first round of the first round of the first game is not sure who will be available.
Star Advanced Jack Hughes and defendant Jonas Siegenthaler, due to injuries, demons for the series, defendant Brenden dillon in the second period of the game 1 and third Cody Glass claimed. Defender Luke Hughes left the third, but he returned.
Hurricanes had the advantage of a convincing 4-1 victory and seizing the early series on Sunday.
New Jersey will not know who will be available until the game time on Tuesday. However, Devils coach Sheldon Keeefe was worried about how the team was only open to the public.
“For a man, we should all be better.” He said.
Carolina exceeded the New Jersey 45-24 in Game 1.
Keefe, “(5 to) 5, with our game with energy and tempo, I had not much other problems than we expected.” He said. “I thought we were just overwhelmed in the second period and that it was not good enough. The third period was good, but the damage was done until then.”
Hurricanes defender Jalen Chatfield, Advanced Logan Stanoven scored goals in the first period before the second period. Stankoven’s second goal, Power Play, Nico Bizchier put Carolina up 3-0 up before taking the demons on the board.
Andrei Svechnikov added an empty clear goal for Carolina at the end of the third period.
Hurricanes coach Rod Brind’amour, “We will need to enter 20 men to win. I think this night is tonight.” He said. “We were ready to go. I think the first goal is only to really solve everything.
Chatfield scored a screen with a screen from 2: 24 from the right point.
“We looked for that game, we’ve run a lot, C Chatfield said. “(This) only gets Pucks. We have done a good job to go forward and cause chaos.”
St.oven gained momentum in the second period with the goal pair.
“It was nice to remove the first and start the right foot.” He said. “When you enter a series, the first is big, but there were too many hockeys to play. It was fun to play there.”
In the latter in the second, Bizchier gave a little hope to New Jersey after exceeding 38-13 in the first two periods.
“We need to work harder, create, create your own strips,” New Jersey Forward Timo Meier said. He said. “They are strong and fighting a lot, they compete, everything we know. And as I said, we have a game plan. We have to carry out this better.”
Keefe said: “We will not get much. This is the truth when you play a team like Carolina. They will make you very difficult, but that is more than enough to get more points than us. There are some opportunities there.”
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