34th goal of the season by David Pastrnak didn’t stave off another Boston defeat, Filip Zadina had the night of his life in Calgary

The Boston Bruins lost their third game in a row, and it didn’t change the fact that David Pastrnak broke his shooting jinx and scored his 34th goal of the season. Seattle turned the game in their favour after a great performance by goalie Joey Daccorado and won the game 1:4 in Boston.

David Pastrnak struck early in the game

Jeremy Swayman was in goal for the Bruins at TD Garden and goalie Joey Daccord was in the cage for the Krakens. In the 5th minute of the game, Czech canon David Pastrňák broke the shooting jinx. He scored his first goal in five games. He scored his 34th goal of the season.

He is 4th in the scorers’ table. It is also his 78th point of the season and he is also 4th in the Canadian scoring as he was passed by Connor McDavid. He became the third hockey player this season to break the 80 point mark in a season.

Pavel Zacha also had an assist on Pasty’s goal, his 34th point of the season. With 12 goals and 22 assists, he is the 5th most productive Czech player this season. By the way, Zacha confirmed yesterday that if the early elimination from last season’s playoffs is repeated, he is ready to come to the home championship.

Of course, that was it for the Bruins in this game. Jordan Eberle tied the game in the 10th minute of the first period. As the game progressed, Seattle players took the initiative. Boston dominated the game 37-24. However, the Kraken players taught Boston a lesson in productivity.

Eeli Tolvanen turned the game around in the second period. In the third period, Matthew Beniers beat Swayman and Jared McCann sealed Seattle’s victory with an empty net goal at 59:41. Boston Bruins after the third defeat in a row left the first place in the Eastern Conference to the Florida Panthers, who won in Buffalo. Seattle scored two important points and the Western Conference is only 4 points behind the playoff spots.

Filip Zadina was on a rampage against the Calgary Flames

In the Calgary Flames vs. San Jose Sharks (3:6), Czech forward Filip Zadina had the night of his life in a San Jose jersey. He contributed 4 points for 2 goals and 2 assists to the surprising victory of the visiting team. He improved his season tally to 17 points on seven goals and ten assists in a not so good season.

In addition, he scored a goal after a nine-match drought. And he scored two goals in one game for the first time in almost three years. The Sharks, weakened by the loss of Tomas Hertl, the team’s most productive man, surprisingly took two points from Calgary.

Zadina managed this game of his life in 12 minutes and scored 3 plus points in the truth table. Despite the unexpected win, the Sharks remain the second worst team in the competition with 35 points.

Source: NHL