Carolina applied for a 4-3 overtime win in Philadelphia.
Claude Giroux and Sebastian Aho struggled on the puck in Philadelphia. AOP / USA TODAY Sports
Carolina star striker Sebastian Aho was prominently displayed in Philadelphia.
Nino Niederreiter took visitors to the 1-0 lead right at the start of the second round, but the Philadelphia narrowing came just 25 seconds later. The scorer was Aho. Gerry Mayhew threw the Bulgarian Carolina to the finish line, where the Finn was on duty in the defense. A surprising puck hit Aho’s shoulder and bounced on his own. Oops!
Aho acknowledged his mistake in the same installment when he started Teuvo Teräväinen’s 2-1 lead. The man brought up the puck and left it Andrei Svetshnikoville. The Russian made a small round of honor before passing the game equipment to Teräväinen, who was flying in front of the goal. The Finnish nubile itched straight from the feed and slipped in.
The match eventually progressed in a 3-3 situation to overtime, with Carolina becoming the hero Brett Pesce. The defender skillfully tapped the puck on the top shelf Vincent Trocheckin great feed. Pesce (1 + 0) was the first star in the game and Trocheck (1 + 1) the second star.
Carolinan Jesperi Kotkaniemi was left without power points. Philadelphia Rasmus Ristolainen instead, pick up the entry point for his team’s second goal.
The loss to Philadelphia was Fifth in the Pipe. Carolina, meanwhile, is sailing in a three-game winning streak.