New York. Felix Sandstrom has to make room for the disc on the bookshelf.
That’s what goalkeepers get when they save their first win in the National Hockey League, and that’s exactly what the 25-year-old guest kingdom did in Philadelphia against St. Louis last night.
– It was great to win, he said after winning 5-1.
In fact, Carter Hart was supposed to start in the Flyers chest against St. Louis, but on Tuesday afternoon he fell ill and instead got injured. Felix Sandstrom Stand in a hurry between jobs.
“I know how quickly things can change, so I always try to stay prepared and that’s why it wasn’t a huge deal when I found out I was going to play,” he says when he met the media at the Wells Fargo Center.
No, it was visible. The 25-year-old Brienas – who has been in the NHL on eight previous occasions – was excellent, stopping 28 from 29 shots and finally being rewarded with a first win in the best league in the world.
– My teammates worked hard for me, and I am very happy with that, and it’s great to win, he smiles.
Teammates are happy on behalf of Felix, as is the coach John Tortorella.
Yes, Sandy worked hard and made some really decisive saves tonight and I’m glad it worked, says Tartan.
in st. Lewis’ camp is much less happy than the Swede’s efforts. Last night’s loss was the eighth in a row, pure crisis reigns at the club that recently won the Stanley Cup in 2019.
Team captain Ryan O’Reilly bears a lot of the blame.
– I’m supposed to lead this team and I’m not good enough, he sighs.