The bronze guard of the Lions stretched out in a great way in the round of the night.
Juuse Saros ended up being the target of the NHL’s admiration. PDO
Nashville Predators’ Finnish goalie Juuse Saros put on a show in the night’s NHL round match against the Boston Bruins. Saros messed up the fight in the final moments of the opening set, when Bruins’ Swedish forward Elias Lindholm got to try to score from the thousand dollar spot.
Lindholm was at the crime scene at the same moment when Saros was pulled over.
The Finn did not give up.
Saros made a reaction-like move and miraculously managed to get in front of the puck.
– Juuse Saros, God’s time! The NHL glowed in capital letters on the social media side of X.
– You’ve got to be kidding! Predators court reporter Willy Daunic amazed.
The Predators won the battle of the night 6-3. It is still fighting hard to get to the playoffs in the final stages of the regular season.
The Predators are currently three points out of the playoff spot with 20 regular season games remaining.
Saros, 30, has stopped pucks in 47 games this season. After them, his save percentage is 89.2.
Saros shone in February at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, when he served as the number one goalkeeper of the Lions’ bronze medal team. Saros played in six matches in the tournament, where his save percentage was no less than 94.0.
