Nino Niederreiter and his Winnipeg Jets are still in good shape.Image: trapezoid
Calgary – Winnipeg 3:5
Nino Niederreiter, 2 assists, 3 shots, 5 checks, 11:21 TOI
The Winnipeg Jets, led by Graubunden's Nino Niederreiter, also won their eighth game of the season 5-3 in Calgary. Niederreiter played a leading role in the eighth victory. The 32-year-old provided perfect assists for the last two goals from 3:3 to 5:3. Nino Niederreiter has six points in his last four games and, most importantly, has a strong plus-minus stat of “+9.”
A strange goal made it 3-2 for the visitors: Dylan Samberg's shot went through the backboard and back of Flames goalie Dustin Wolfe and into the net.
Niederreiter's coach, Scott Arniel, is the first coach in the NHL to win all of his first eight games with a new team.
Los Angeles-Utah 3:2
Kevin Fiala, 1 assist, 1 shot, 10 minutes, 12 seconds TOI
Other Swiss players also took center stage, albeit without goals or assists. Kevin Fiala had an assist in the Los Angeles Kings' 3-2 win over Utah despite being hit with two two-minute penalties in the final 24 minutes of the game. Finished the game. His coach complained afterward — without referring directly to Fiala — that his Kings were taking too many penalties at this stage of the season.
Tampa Bay-Washington 3:0
Janis Moser, 1 shot, 2 blocks, 1 check, 22:46 TOI
Janis Moser leads the Tampa Bay Lightning to a 3-0 win over the Washington Capitals with a stellar defensive performance against the great Alexander Owetschkin Return) shines. “We need scenes like this if we want to be successful,” said Moser's goalkeeper Andrei Vasilevskiy, who also scored the winner thanks to Moser's quality.
Nashville-Columbus 4:35,
Roman Josi, 6 shots, 1 block, 1 check, 27:10 TOI
The Nashville Predators continued on their winning streak with Roman Josi, who was on the ice for almost half the entire game despite not scoring a point off the ice with a minus-2 record. Over 27 minutes. Nashville has won three straight games against Columbus after trailing 0-2 and 2-3.
Vancouver-Pittsburgh 4:3
Pius Suter, 1 shot, 12:46 TOI
The Vancouver Canucks also celebrated a narrow home victory with Pius Suter, but Suter's impact was not huge. Vancouver scored all four goals in less than six laps between the 25th and 30th minutes. The Canucks thus turned their game against the Pittsburgh Penguins from 0:2 to 4:2, with the visiting team having to score just one more goal.
Dallas-Chicago 4:2
Philipp Kurashev, 2 shots, 1 check, 15:07 TOI
Meanwhile, the Chicago Blackhawks suffered their fourth loss under Filip Kurashev. It meant uber-talented Conor Bedard scored his third goal of the season in a 2-4 win over the Dallas Stars, who remain second to last in the Eastern Conference , directly behind Nashville. (National Institutes of Health/National Security Agency)
A milestone for the Swiss in the NHL
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A milestone for the Swiss in the NHL
January 29, 1995: Paulie Jacks, Los Angeles Kings – Pauli Jaks made Swiss ice hockey history on January 29, 1995: he was the first Swiss to play in the NHL. During the Los Angeles Kings' game against the Chicago Blackhawks, he was allowed to guard goal for 40 minutes after the first quarter break. He conceded two goals and was never allowed to step onto an NHL ice again.
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