Celebrated star against the reigning champions: Kurashev fires the Blackhawks to victory in overtime

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Philipp Kurashev (23) missed the first six games of the current championship due to injury; three days ago he discreetly made his debut in the 3-0 home defeat against the Boston Bruins.

In his second appearance, however, the center with Russian roots is in the spotlight. Nearly three minutes into overtime, Kurashev scored with a wrist shot on the power play – he had had to take a long break due to wrist problems. It is the final point in a game that started very poorly for the Blackhawks. After four minutes, the Illinois team is trailing by 0:2.

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With their third win of the season, the Blackhawks end a three-game losing streak and at the same time hand the Golden Knights their first loss of the season. The team from the gaming paradise won the first seven games and was the only team that was still undefeated.

Moser scores against Fialas Kings

There is also a victory for New Jersey on Saturday evening. The Devils defeated the Buffalo Sabers 5-4 in their home arena in Newark. From the Swiss faction, only Timo Meier (27) was involved in a goal. The Appenzeller was one of the preparations for the goal of the American Jack Hughes to make it 4-3 at the beginning of the third period.

Still, the evening ends badly for Devils captain Nico Hischier. The 24-year-old from Valais was checked in the head by an opposing defender in the middle third and was then left dazed on the ice. As a precaution, Hischier is no longer used in the last part.

Despite personal success, Janis Moser (23) has to leave the ice as a loser. The Biel defender and the Arizona Coyotes lost 4:5 to the Los Angeles Kings with Kevin Fiala (27) after leading 4:1 in the first third. Moser particularly stood out in this first part. He made it 1-0 for Finn Matias Maccelli after just 37 seconds and seven minutes later he scored the 2-1. It is Moser’s first goal of the season and his twelfth overall in the NHL.

Fiala is the passer of a King’s goal for the ninth time in the current championship. The St. Gallen player was assisted by defender Drew Doughty in the second third to make it 2:4. The Canadian is also concerned about the decision with two minutes to go. (SDA)

Source : Blick

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