Slovak hockey player Tomas Tatar helped New Jersey's home victory over the New York Rangers 7: 4 on Wednesday night in the NHL.He scored the twelfth accurate hit and the 26th Canadian point of the season.The thirty-one-year-old winger was declared the first star of the match.The Devils lost 0: 2 after the first period, but in the second series of five goals they turned the score and after the previous three losses they achieved a full point gain.Tatar increased the lead for 34 minutes to 4 - 2, as Damon Severson scored from the penalty spot, putting the ball in near the top left corner.He played 14:44 minutes in the match, sent a total of four shots on goal and scored two plus points."A good team can reverse an unfavorable situation. You can't win every third, but it's important to react correctly. After the first third we refined the game, we were stronger in the transition to attack and with that came chances," "devils" coach Lindy Ruff told nhl.com .Jack Hughes scored two goals in the third period in the third period, who reached a goal of 20 accurate hits of the season for the first time and at the age of 20 and 312 days scored the jubilee 100th point in his profile career.He needed 160 matches and became the fourth Devils player to reach the 100-point mark before his 21st birthday.Before him, Kirk Miller (20 years, 12 days), Nico Hischier (20 years, 274 days) and Brendan Shanahan (20 years, 306 days) did it.The striker closed the match with his 42nd goal of the season with forward "riders" Chris Kreider, who scored 22 times in overtime and is at the top of the NHL in this statistic.The match was not completed by Rangers striker Artemij Panarin, who collided with Yegor Sharangovic in the middle of the rink and shuffled off the substitute.After the collision, he tried one more substitution, but for the final eight and a half minutes he did not participate in the game.Dallas beat Edmonton 5: 3 in the line-up with Andrej Seker and Marián Studenič and moved to the position with the second free card in the Western Conference table.The Oilers led after Leon Draisaitl's goal in the third period 3: 2, but the Stars equalized five and a half minutes before the end thanks to Roope Hintz, and 24 seconds later Denis Gurianov completed the turn.Tyler Seguin sealed the triumph of the "stars" into an empty goal with his 300th goal in his career.Dallas has won three of the last four duels."Big victories like this make us stronger. From the first day of the season, we've been told that we have a strong team on the paper that should play the top spot. Seguin emphasized.Edmonton captain Connor McDavid scored two assists and consolidated his position as NHL productivity leader with 93 points.Studenič started in the third attack of Dallas, he was on the ice for 12 minutes and 26 seconds, he also played in overtime, he scored a minus point and one shot on goal.Sek also scored one shot, one shot on goal and spent two minutes on the penalty bench for hooking.He spent 12 minutes and 16 seconds on the ice.Tampa Bay lost in Caroline 2: 3, the Slovak defender Erik Černák also appeared in the jersey of the two-time Stanley Cup defender.Hurricanes recorded their first victory out of five duels.Sebastian Aho scored the difference in the third period, when he increased to 3: 1, the guests only reduced to 2: 3 in the end during the game without a goalkeeper, thanks to Alex Killorn.Martin Nečas and Tony DeAngelo scored other goals for Carolina, Assh Jarvis assisted twice and Frederik Andersen caught the victory, covering 27 shots."Four of the past five games looked very similar, we just didn't get a successful result. We used a power play today and that was key," said "Canes" coach Rod Brind'Amour.The "Blesky" lost the second duel in a row and the fifth of the past seven.Former Ottawa striker Nick Paul scored on his Tampa Bay debut, with Andrei Vasilevsky catching 38 shots.Max Domi, whose club won the exchange before Columbus, has not yet played in Carolina's jersey.Černák scored a plus point, two shots on goal and two hits on the ice in 16 and a half minutes.The New York Islanders on the defensive with Zden Chár managed Ottawa 3-0 at home.The first net account of the season and the 35th in his profile career was recorded by goalkeeper Semjon Varlamov, who eliminated 24 shots."Sometimes you have to play even when the cards are dealt. The Senators were annoying, throwing pucks at the goal and going hard into the goal area. We didn't have control of the puck as I imagined, but it's important that we finally made it," he said. "Islander" coach Barry Trotz.The Islanders scored all three goals in the third period, Scott Mayfield broke the tie, Anders Lee raised to 2-0 and Zach Parise finished the victory in an empty net.Brock Nelson recorded three assists.In his 1660th match, Chara played in the basic part for 20 minutes and 38 seconds.He had a plus point in the fight with the former team, once he shot at the goal, gave two hits and blocked two shots.Washington with Martin Fehérváry was not enough for St.Louis, to whom he succumbed 2: 5.The Capitals led Yevgeny Kuznetsov and Tom Wilson 2: 1, but Blues captain Ryan O'Reilly equalized in the first period and only the guests scored in the rest.David Perron sealed their victory in an abandoned goal and scored in the seventh game in a row.In the history of St.Louis had longer series only Brett Hull (twice after 10 matches) and Wayne Babych (8).Brayden Schenn scored a goal and two assists, Brandon Saad had a 1 + 1 balance and Ville Husso scored the victory (19 successful hits)."Every match is important, he is fighting for the best possible position. Hockey playoff is starting now," said Saad, author of the first Blues goal.Fehérváry was the second busiest Capitals player with an "ice team" of 23 minutes and 23 seconds.He scored one shot at the Blues goal and handed out up to seven hits, by far the most of all players on the ice.He also blocked two opponents shots.The players in both teams presented themselves after exchanges, the Capitals were replaced by Marcus Johansson, the Blues jersey was worn by defender Nick Leddy.Pittsburgh Penguins - Columbus Blue Jackets 5: 1 (0: 1, 4: 0, 1: 0) Goals: 23. Zohorna (Boyle, Ruhwedel), 24. Guentzel (Crosby, Rodrigues), 28. Rust, 35. Guentzel ( Crosby, Matheson), 49. Malkin (Rust, Crosby) - 9. Nyquist (Werenski, Voráček).Goalkeepers: Jarry - Korpisalo, shots on goal: 37:27, 18.196 spectators.Carolina Hurricanes - Tampa Bay Lightning 3: 2 (0: 0, 2: 1, 1: 1) Goals: 27. Nečas (Bear, Jarvis), 34. DeAngelo (Svečnikov, Teräväinen), 49. Aho (Jarvis, Slavin) - 30. Paul (Colton), 59. Killorn (Hedman, Kucerov).Goalkeepers: Andersen - Vasilevskij, shots on goal: 41:29, 16,783 spectators.New Jersey Devils - New York Rangers 7: 4 (0: 2, 5: 0, 2: 2) Goals: 28. Graves (Bratt), 29. Subban (Johnsson, Smith), 33. Mercer (Graves), 34. TATAR (Severson, Bratt), 39. Sharghovic (Hischier, Hamilton), 50. Hughes (Hischier), 51. Hughes (Sharangovic, Subban) - 8. Zibanejad (Kreider, Lafreniere), 14. Fox (Zibanejad, Copp), 44. Strome (Panarin, Lindgren), 55. Kreider (Copp, Fox).Goalkeepers: Daws - Šestťorkin (41st Georgiev), shots on goal: 31:35, 16,514 spectators.Washington Capitals - St. LouisLouis Blues 2: 5 (2: 2, 0: 2, 0: 1) Goals: 9. Kuznecov (Carlson, Wilson), 14. Wilson (Mantha) - 12. Saad, 18. O'Reilly (Saad, Perron) , 31. Walker (Schenn, Parayko), 38. Schenn (Kyrou, Bučnevič), 60. Perron (Schenn).Goalkeepers: Vaněček - Husso, shots on goal: 21:38, 18.573 spectators.Detroit Red Wings - Philadelphia Flyers 6: 3 (2: 0, 2: 2, 2: 1) Goals: 6. Veleno (Smith, Hronek), 10. Crow (Suter, Bertuzzi), 22. Raymond (Larkin, Lindström) , 39. Crow (Larkin, Bertuzzi), 58. Sundqvist (Suter, Hronek), 59. Bertuzzi (Sundqvist, Staal) - 22. Farabee (Hayes, Konecny), 28. Lindblom (Konecny, Hayes), 52. van Riemsdyk (Atkinson, Farabee).Goalkeepers: Nedeljkovic - Hart, shots on goal: 31:33, 15,521 spectators.New York Islanders - Ottawa Senators 3: 0 (0: 0, 0: 0, 3: 0) Goals: 50. Mayfield (Nelson, Lee), 58. Lee (Cizikas, Nelson), 60. Parise (Nelson, Mayfield) .Goalkeepers: Varlamov - Forsberg, shots on goal: 27:24, 15,586 spectators.Winnipeg Jets - Vegas Golden Knights 4: 0 (0: 0, 2: 0, 2: 0) Goals: 27. Dubois (Wheeler, Connor), 36. Scheifele (Ehlers, DeMelo), 52. Pionk (Connor, Šťastný) , 54. Ehlers (Scheifele, Wheeler).Goalkeepers: Hellebuyck - Thompson, shots on goal: 26:42, 13,690 spectators.Dallas Stars - Edmonton Oilers 5: 3 (0: 1, 2: 0, 3: 2) Goals: 27. Robertson (Benn, Lindell), 28. Pavelski (Klingberg, Hintz), 55. Hintz (Klingberg, Robertson), 56. Gurianov (Seguin, Benn), 60. Seguin (Pavelski) - 17. Yamamoto (Bouchard, McDavid), 47. Kane (McDavid, Ceci), 47. Draisaitl (Shore).Goalkeepers: Oettinger - Koskinen, shots on goal: 28:25, 18,532 spectators.Calgary Flames - San Jose Sharks 3: 4 (2: 1, 1: 1, 0: 2) Goals: 5. Gaudreau (Tkachuk, Lindholm), 9. Dubé (Tkachuk), 25. Backlund (Gaudreau) - 15. Vlasic , 38. Meier (Burns, Barabanov), 52. Barabanov (Hertl), 52. Couture (Gregor, Chmelevski).Goalkeepers: Markström - Reimer (46.-46. Kähkönen), shots on goal: 31:38, 15.594 spectators.Arizona Coyotes - Seattle Kraken 2: 4 (0: 0, 2: 3, 0: 1) Goals: 29. Schmaltz (Keller, Gostisbehere), 30. Ritchie (Eriksson) - 29. Soucy (Eberle, Wennberg), 34. Sprong (Schwartz, Dunn), 38. Soucy (Donato, Geekie), 53. Geekie (McCann, Lind).Goalkeepers: Vejmelka - Grubauer, shots on goal: 26:39, 11,670 spectators.Los Angeles Kings - Nashville Predators 6: 1 (3: 0, 0: 1, 3: 0) Goals: 4. Kempe (Kopitar), 7. Kaliyev (Spence, Byfield), 11. Moore (Lizotte), 46. Byfield (Kupari, Moore), 54. Kempe (Kopitar, Iafallo), 54. Byfield - 24. Tomasino (Josi, Johansen).Goalkeepers: Quick - Rittich, shots on goal: 35:25, 12,629 spectators.Slovaks in action: Tomáš Tatar (New Jersey) 14:44 1 0 1 +2 4 0 Erik Černák (Tampa Bay) 16:29 0 0 0 +1 2 0 Zdeno Chára (NY Islanders) 20:38 0 0 0 +1 1 0 Marián Studenič (Dallas) 12:26 0 0 0 -1 1 0 Andrej Sekera (Dallas) 12:16 0 0 0 -1 1 2 Martin Fehérváry (Washington) 23:23 0 0 0 0 1 0 / note: number of minutes played, goals, assists, points, +/-, shots on goal, penalty minutes /The NHL (NHLPA) is investigating the circumstances of the exchange of Russian hockey player Yevgeny Dadonov from the Vegas Golden Knights to the Anaheim Ducks.The NHLPA is cooperating with the NHL in the investigation, and it is possible that the league will cancel the transaction, TSN television said.The Golden Knights sent Dadonov and a suspended pick in the 2nd round of the draft to Anaheim just before Monday's exchange deadline for the rights to striker Ryan Kesler and defender John Moore.According to the NHLPA, the Russian attacker has a modified clause in the contract about the impossibility of exchange without his consent, and he did not want to give it up.yesterday at 09:11 - TASRHockey players Luley lost in Tuesday's match of the highest Swedish competition at home with Skelleftea 3: 4 after the raids.They released their opponent one match before the end of the basic part of the second place in the table.result: Lulea - Skelleftea 3: 4 pp a sn, Linköping - Örebro 4: 0, Oskarshamn - Växjö 1: 6 22.3.2022 21:41 - TASROn the final day of the basic part of the Finnish top competition, the TPS Turku hockey players scored the Lappeenranty 5-0 on Wednesday.Two Slovaks also presented themselves in the match, but neither the home team Oliver Okuliar nor the guest Juraj Slafkovský entered the Canadian scoring.TPS advanced directly to the quarterfinals from 4th place, Lappeenranta took 14th place.3/22/2022 8:18 PM - TASRThe New York Islanders' Overseas Hockey Club has extended contracts with a pair of its most experienced strikers, Zach Paris and Cal Clutterbuck, on the day of the overseas NHL transfer.The club announced this on its official website.Thirty-seven-year-old Paris has agreed to a one-season contract.3/21/2022 9:48 PM - TASRCzech hockey goalkeeper Karel Vejmelka has signed a new three-year contract with the Arizona Coyotes.It will earn him a total of $ 8.175 million and will burden the "coyotes" salary cap with $ 2.725 million in each of the next three seasons.21.3.2022 21:31 - TASRThe NHL Carolina Hurricanes has signed a new eight-year contract with Jesperi Kotkanii worth $ 38.56 million.The Finnish striker thus earns 4.82 million a year."He is still only 21 years old and we are confident that his role in our team will only increase," said Hurricanes General Manager Don Waddell.21.3.2022 21:15 - TASRSlovak hockey striker Pavol Skalický scored for Lukko Raum in Monday's match of the Finnish league, but did not prevent a high loss on the ice of IHF Helsinki 1: 5.It was the thirteenth goal of the season for the twenty-six-year-old striker, and he also has 22 assists in 52 duels.result: IFK Helsinki - Lukko Rauma 5: 1 / for guests SKALICKÝ 1 + 0 /.3/21/2022 8:08 PM - TASRDefender Roman Josi of the Nashville Predators, winger of Kyle Connor of the Winnipeg Jets and striker Lawson Crouse of the Arizona Coyotes have been named last week's NHL hockey players.The official website of the overseas competition informed about it.3/21/2022 7:09 PM - TASRThe NHL club Boston Bruins has extended its contract with striker Jake DeBrusk for another two years with an annual income of four million dollars.The 25-year-old winger has a previous contract valid until the end of the current year worth 3.675 million, and at the beginning of March he asked the club's management for an exchange.In the end, however, they found common ground.21.3.2022 17:15 - TASRThe NHL Seattle Kraken Club has replaced striker Mason Appleton to Winnipeg and defender Jeremy Lauzon to Nashville.Twenty-six-year-old Appleton played 49 matches in the current year and scored 17 points (6 + 11).He returns to Winnipeg, which drafted it, after a year.In the NHL, he scored a total of 63 points (27 + 36) in 196 games.3/21/2022 4:38 PM - TASR