Today, as part of the National Hockey League’s (NHL) regular season, the Washington Capitals hosted the Carolina Hurricanes on the ice field. The match ended with the away team’s victory of 3:2.
Five minutes before the end of the first period, the Carolina players opened the score with an accurate shot from Brent Burns. However, in the last minute of the first game episode, the Capitals leveled the score. TJ Oshie stepped forward, with Joe Snivly acting as his assistant. Capitals sought this 27-year-old American striker from the AHL to replace Alexander Ovechkin. The Russian left the “Washington” position and went to Russia in connection with the hospitalization of his father.
In the second period, the teams again found goals against each other. He scored once for the teams of Paul Stastny and the same Joe Snivly.
The decisive shot of this entire match was also made in the second period. Stefan Noesen transformed the minority and brought victory to his team.
This is Peter Laviolette’s second consecutive defeat.
Former Capitals player Trevor van Riemsdyk Explained the vacancy due to the absence of Alexander Ovechkin.