Moser and Niederreiter score: Not a good evening for Swiss NHL goalkeeper Akira Schmid

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Three days after the bitter home defeat, the Winnipeg Jets took revenge and won 3-0 away against the Seattle Kraken. The guests from Canada shot significantly more on goal throughout the match (shot ratio at the end 32:17), but had to wait until the 48th minute before a puck ended up in the net.

After Mark Scheifele’s opening goal, Adam Lowry increased the score to 2-0 four minutes later, with Nino Niederreiter providing the assist point. The 31-year-old from Graubünden has collected at least one score point for the fourth time in a row. The Dane Nikolaj Ehlers, who trained at EHC Biel, ensured the final score with his goal in the empty goal.

Janis Moser, who celebrated one of the rare wins with the Arizona Coyotes, also got a scoring point. In the 4-0 home win over the Detroit Red Wings, Biel’s defender provided the assist for the third goal.

Devils swirl before the deadline

The New Jersey Devils did not play on Saturday night. To do this, the team spun off the ice. Immediately before the trade deadline, the Devils signed two new goaltenders: Finn Kaapo Kähkönen (27, from the San Jose Sharks) and veteran Jake Allen (33, from the Montreal Canadiens).

This is especially bad news for 23-year-old Akira Schmid. The Bernese goalkeeper had already been sent back to New Jersey’s partner team Utica before the two goaltenders traded. The chances of NHL appearances this season have not increased. (cat/SDA)

Source : Blick