The Dallas Stars went 3-6 in their home cave.
As usual, Kaapo Kakko (left) played in Rangers’ first trio with Chris Kreider and Mika Zibanejad. AOP / USA TODAY Sports
– The main thing is that we can create places. Yes, those paints also come from there.
That’s what he said Kaapo Kako In a video shared by the New York Rangers below the Stars visit.
The Rangers traveled to Dallas on a four-game losing streak. Only five goals had been scored in losing matches.
The statistics indicated that the Rangers only managed 7.4 percent of their shots in the early season. The league average is exactly ten.
Against the Stars, Rangers’ first line had a valuable success in the opening set. Chris Kreidera 50-year-old club member struggling with inefficiency, tied the game 1-1 after Kako’s somewhat lucky serve.
The second was also starting the dominance bite at the beginning of the second set. Vincent Trocheck tapped Zibanejad and by Adam Fox after preliminary work, prominently in the front upper corner.
The Stars number one acknowledged immediately. Jason Robertson kicked the puck into the goal, and Roope Hintz came off Jacob Trouban from supervision to painting work.
Rangers’ superiority struck in the second period for the second time, this time without Kakko. At the end of a spectacular chain Artemi Panarin found Zibanejad in front of the goal.
When the Rangers’ first baseman started to reach his familiar power level, the foundation leaked. Trouba and K’Andre Miller cleared their third deficit of the match at the end of the second period, when Robertson rolled the puck into the net after the initial trouble.
Surprise solvers
The decision of the final set came from some really surprising players. Zac Jones and Julien Gauthier turned a tie into a two-goal lead for Rangers in 19 seconds.
Jones’ hit was the first of his NHL career, Gauthier’s first of the season.
Rangers’ sixth hit seemed to underline that the power struggles are behind them. Trocheck slammed Zibanejad and Alexis Lafreniere 3–6 final readings at the end of the namuteltu.
Injuries
Jake Oettinger, the Stars star of the early season, had to leave the court at the beginning of the second period. The Stars announced on Twitter that the cause was a lower body injury.
Oettinger’s save percentage before the Rangers match was a handsome 96.0.
Miro Heiskanen was not in the lineup. He suffers from an upper body injury.
Heiskanen has been seen in a Stars jersey for the last time in the Ottawa Senators match at the beginning of the week.
The New York Rangers snapped their losing streak at the expense of the Dallas Stars. AOP / USA TODAY Sports