The US hit Finland 6-1 early Friday morning.
Juuse Saros
Nashville Predators
In the opening round, he took a big reset to Hanifin, who had been removed from the ice rink, as well as in the second round for Brady Tkachuk’s sharp wrist shot – but six are six of my own. Fights were recorded 26.
Kevin Lankinen
Vancouver Canucks
Second watchdog.
Olli Määttä
Utah Hockey Club
Lord’s tranquility. Lastly, two Paks went up, which scored Finland’s opening goal. The last second of the second round was perhaps mandatory but expensive.
Henri Jokiharju
Buffalo Sabers
He started to support Määtä and Granlund’s opposite and pressed the opening goal on his wrist. In small difficulties in the scoring of the paint, but was the only plus besides Määtä.
Bravery
New York Rangers
Debut on the A-team. Boldy grabbed the puck under the attack blue and struck away, but Mikkola got to the wedding.
Esa Lindell
Dallas Stars
The number one pack that bones in addition to normal shifts in number one and second-to-one. Sent the reel by refinement to the paint. Playing time in the opening round almost 10 minutes.
Nikolas Matinpalo
Ottawa Senators
Started fiercely and took the first goal in the minute. It lost its situation expensive at both 2-1 and 5-1.
Niko Mikkola
Florida Panthers
In a big role in the first couple alongside Lindell. Powerful torque with Brady Tkachuk in front of the exchange. Unfortunately, but also in vain to his own big 3-1 hits.
Anton Lundell
Florida Panthers
Strong disc protector. Made a great rise with underdog and tried to swim with a single -hand knuckle net.
Alexander Barkov
Florida Panthers
Tight torque against US tough centers. Offered one Timer food from the line of the lineman to Laine. However, much more is expected of the skipper than seen.
Sebastian Aho
Carolina Hurricanes
The attack did not go well. The weakness for Hintz ruined the two against one attack at the end of the second round.
Roope Hintz
Dallas Stars
On the left side of the Aho chain, a strange playground, pretty much lost. In second round, weak feeds in successive attacks.
Eetu Luostarinen
Florida Panthers
He played cleverly and with the peace of the Stanley Cup winner, his head departure, which grounded the overwhelming attack on the opening goal.
Joel Army
Montreal Canadiens
Took the third minute to the crossbar. A sharp rotation to the goal in second round.
Erik Haula
New Jersey Devils
Surprisingly, it passed through the second round, but the shot clicked on Hellebuyck’s shoulder. It would have been a big paint.
Artturi Lehkonen
Colorado Avalanance
After a strong start, the picture disappeared. Injured in the middle of the second round but quickly returned to the ask.
Mikael Granlund
Dallas Stars
Good entry over the line and serving for Jokiharju for the opening goal. Took a big block opening in the last seconds.
Teuvo Teräväinen
Chicago Blackhawks
Fourth played a small role. Served his Trade Mark missile feeds in the middle of the square as a second -cycle engine.
Patrik Laine
Montreal Canadiens
Played much better than in recent weeks in the NHL. Montreal’s audience was crazy when Laine was able to bang in Yyve’s One Timer’s familiar foothold. Scary delusions with 4-3 overpower.
Mikko Rantanen
Carolina Hurricanes
On the sides of strong roaring and winning the discs but did not get to the painting plots. Fine break in the second round but McAvoy didn’t buy a swim attempt.
Juuse Saros had enough work in the 4 Nations Opening of the Lions. Zumawire / mvphotos
