McDavid reaches 1,000 points – Hiskill ready to score three

Nico Hischier performed well as a passer in the NHL's New Jersey Devils' recent win over the Florida Panthers. The Valais man scored three goals to help his team win 6-2. Canadian Connor McDavid from the Edmonton Oilers reached the 1,000-point mark.

Edmonton-Nashville 3:2

Roman Josi 1 assist, 1 block 24:50 TOI

Connor McDavid in particular was the focus of Friday night's game. The Canadian served as a goal scorer and assistant alongside Roman Josi in the Edmonton Oilers' 3-2 overtime win over the Nashville Predators, en route to scoring 1,000 and 1,001 regular-season points.

McDavid reached the milestone in 659 games, making him the fourth-fastest player in NHL history. The great Wayne Gretzky only needed 424 missions to reach his first thousand. Mario Lemieux and Mike Bossy reached this particular mark after 513 and 656 games respectively.

Against Nashville, McDavid tied the score 1-1 at the beginning of the second quarter. American Michael McCarron gave the Predators the lead after eight minutes following a pass from Josi. McDavid was also involved in the decision. He was the instigator when compatriot Darnell Nurse made it 3-2 after two and a half minutes of overtime.

Florida-New Jersey 2:6

Nico Hischier 3 assists, 3 shots, 17:46 TOI
Timo Meier 5 shots, 1 check, 14:36 ​​TOI
Jonas Siegenthaler, 2 shots, 5 blocks, 22:07 Toi

At their current peak, the Devils weren't letting the defending Stanley Cup champions stop them from their second matchup in three days. The team of Hischier, Timo Meier and Jonas Siegenthaler has won five of its last six games and successfully defended its Eastern Conference lead despite playing more games than its opponents. .

Hischier played well in the game and improved the score to 1-0, 3-2 and 4-2. America's Stefan Noesen benefited from his preparation twice, as did Canada's Dawson Mercer once. The Valais native currently has 10 goals and 10 assists each in his season. The most successful shooter in Sunrise is Jesper Bratt. The Swede scored three goals in an NHL game for just the second time. Northam's compatriot Jack Hughes also contributed 3 assists.

Tampa Bay-Winnipeg 4:1

JJ Moser 1 shot, 2 blocks, 1 check15:51 TOI
Nino Niederreiter 3 shots, 2 blocks, 1 check, 15:26 Toi

The Winnipeg Jets left the ice as losers for the second time this season. The team led by Nino Niederreiter lost 1:4 on the road to the Tampa Bay Lightning led by Janis Moser.

For the Jets, a second successful series in seven games came to an end. The Chargers won again after losing four games. The Swiss team still hasn't scored in this game.

Seattle-Chicago 3:1

Philip Kurashev Block 1, 16:38 TOI

The Chicago Blackhawks led by Kurashev lost to the Seattle Kraken 1:3 away from home. It was the Kraken's third straight win.

After a scoreless first period, Seattle made it 1-0 through Marty Beniers in the 5th minute of the second period. For the first time in seven games, the Kraken scored the first goal of the game.

Vancouver-New York Islanders 2:5

Pius Suter -1 balance, 16:31 TOI

The Vancouver Canucks, led by Pius Suter, lost to the New York Islanders 2:5. After the Canucks took a 1-0 lead, the Islanders responded quickly and turned the game around.

After tying the score in the first quarter, New York made it 2-1 in just 14 seconds in the second quarter through Scott Mayfield. The Islanders then took a 5-1 lead and secured the victory. (Ritz/SDA)