New York. Elias Peterson’s predictions before the start of the regular ice hockey season have become difficult to control.
He scored another goal last night as Vancouver ended their pre-season with a 4-0 win over Arizona.
After an uncharacteristically slow start to last year’s season, Elias Peterson has gotten hotter and hotter through the spring – and it appears he intends to continue in the same style now that it’s time for a new race.
He looked intoxicated throughout pre-season and was fine again last night as the Canucks dumped the Arizona Coyotes 4-0.
Halfway through the third period, he got a disc in the hole, took a few pieces in the left drawing circle and sprayed them on the third full blow of pre-season.
It bodes well for what is to come now.
Oliver Ekman-Larson was noted for help.
After the night’s exercises, the Canucks are completed with practice matches. The next time it is released, the acute mode prevails. It takes place on Wednesdays, away from Edmonton.
Elmer Soderblom is still fighting for one of the last spots in the Premier League’s Detroit Red Wings squad, and is said to have a solid stake with a small performance in a victory game against Toronto last night.
Ten and a half minutes into the second half, the 21-year-old from Gothenburg sucked the disc off the edge, advanced into the lane and pushed with a neat backhand.
– It had an effect on the match. Coach Derek Lalonde says he’s very good.
Rasmus Sanden made his debut this season for Toronto and also scored a goal.
Gustav Lindstrom and Lucas Raymond provided assists to the wings.
Detroit won the match 4-2.
The Pittsburgh Penguins wrap up pre-season with a real knockout victory. They beat Buffalo 7-1. Sidney Crosby scored two goals and Ricard Raquel assisted one of them.
Andrei Burakowski accounted for assists in Seattle’s victory over Edmonton (5-3) and Elias Lindholm in Calgary’s loss to Winnipeg (3-5).