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Artemi Panarin scored just 10 seconds into overtime and the Rangers beat the Islanders 6-5 on Sunday as the two New York teams met at MetLife Stadium in the Stadium Series.
“I was flooded with emotions,” Panarin said. I had to hold back my tears. It was quite a spectacle. »
Vincent Trocheck totaled two goals and an assist, while Erik Gustafsson, Chris Kreider and Mika Zibanejad also scored for the Rangers, who won a seventh straight game and still have not lost in five away games.
Panarin, Alexis Lafrenière and Adam Fox all had two assists and goaltender Igor Shesterkin stopped 36 pucks.
“It’s about sticking to what you know,” Rangers captain Jacob Trouba said. The whole group supported each other and stuck to the goal, and we achieved the desired result. It’s quite a pleasant memory. »
Brock Nelson scored and added an assist, while Bo Horvat, Mathew Barzal, Anders Lee and Alexander Romanov also found the back of the net in the loss. Noah Dobson collected three assists to reach the 50 mark this season. Ilya Sorokin stopped 32 shots.
New Islanders head coach Patrick Roy is 3-3-3 since taking over the team on January 20.
Gustafsson opened the scoring for the Rangers 1:28 into the game, with a shot from the left point that went over Sorokin’s right shoulder. It was his team’s first shot of the game.
The Islanders responded with three goals in 3:14 intervals to take a 3-1 lead.
On the power play and with the goaltender on the bench in favor of an extra player, Kreider deflected Panarin’s shot with 4:08 left in regulation to cut the lead to 5-4.
Also at six on four, Zibanejad tied the score with 1:29 remaining. The 18the The forward’s goal of the season was the Rangers’ third power play goal of the game.
“To win the way we did, it was incredible,” shared Zibanejad. There is no better way to do it. »
Vin A. Cherwoo, Associated Press
The Kings win 2-1 against the Penguins
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Adrian Kempe (9)
Adrian Kempe scored two third-period goals, including the short-handed game-winner with 3:10 remaining, and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Pittsburgh Penguins 2-1 on Sunday night.
The Kings came to spoil the evening where the Penguins paid tribute to former team and National Hockey League star Jaromir Jagr, who saw his number 68 retired during a pre-game ceremony.
Aged 52, Jagr played the first 11 seasons of his NHL career with the Penguins out of a total of 24. He collected 1,921 points on the Bettman Tour – second all-time behind Wayne Gretzky –, winning two Stanley Cups.
PHOTO GENE PUSKAR, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jaromir Jagr
After the number 68 retirement ceremony, Jagr participated in the pre-game warm-up with the Penguins players. They all wore his sweater and his famous Longueuil cut, which has become emblematic, which he wore during his first professional years.
Sidney Crosby scored his 31e net of the season, at the end of the first period on the power play.
Kempe tied the score with 6:11 remaining in regulation. The shot appeared to deflect off Penguins forward Rickard Rakell, before slipping past goaltender Tristan Jarry.
Cam Talbot blocked 29 shots for the Kings, who have won five of their last six games. Jarry stopped 31 shots.
Will Graves, Associated Press
The Avalanche come from behind and defeat the Coyotes 4-3
PHOTO DAVID ZALUBOWSKI, ASSOCIATED PRESS
Devon Toews, Nathan MacKinnon and Matias Maccelli
Devon Toews broke a tie with 6:35 left in the third period and the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Arizona Coyotes 4-3 on Sunday.
It was a ninth straight loss for the Coyotes.
Nathan MacKinnon scored a goal and added an assist, recording at least a point in each of the Avalanche’s 26 home games so far this season. Only Wayne Gretzky (40 in 1988-89) had a better streak at the start of the campaign.
Ross Colton and Jack Johnson also scored for the Avalanche, who were back home for the first time since Jan. 26. The club was 1-4-1 on its recent trip.
The local favorites erased two one-goal deficits and have a 21-5-0 record in front of their fans, the best in the National Hockey League.
Alexandar Georgiev blocked 27 pucks, including several in the last 80 seconds of play, while former Montreal Canadiens Artturi Lehkonen was in the penalty box for tripping an opponent.
Matt Dumba, Lawson Crouse and Logan Cooley moved the strings for the Coyotes, whose last victory dates back to January 22. Karel Vejmelka made 33 saves.
Jonathan Drouin had a goal denied in this meeting. The video review, requested by the Coyotes, showed that Mikko Rantanen was out of play. He obtained an assist in the game.
Pat Graham, Associated Press