Moser wins Bern game: Coyotes end Josis Predators’ record streak

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Roman Josi (33) contributed three assists in the 4:8 loss to the Arizona Coyotes. The Bernese native has thus broken a new NHL milestone: the 33-year-old now has a total of 500 assists in the regular season. And this was only his 900th match in the qualifying phase.

There are also 85 games in the NHL playoffs. If Nashville secures its ticket to the hot phase in the final nine rounds and then wins at least two games there, Josi will play his 1,000th NHL game this year, provided he doesn’t get injured.

The Predators’ record streak ended

However, his anniversary match on Maundy Thursday ends in defeat. He provides his first assist of the match at 2-0, meaning the Preds appear to be taking the match in their stride. They will then be shown in the NHL’s smallest stadium (capacity 4,600 spectators). The Arizona Coyotes with Janis Moser (23) win and end Nashville’s great streak.

Since February 15, Nashville has always scored points in 18 games: 16 wins, only 2 losses in overtime. With this streak – it was the longest in the club’s history – the Nashville Predators turned a seven-point deficit in the playoff spots (9th in the West) into a ten-point lead (6th).

The remaining Swiss lose

For all other Swiss it is a defeat. Nino Niederreiter (31) suffered his fifth loss with the Winnipeg Jets, who were among the top teams in the NHL just a few days ago, in a 4-1 home game against the Vegas Golden Knights. Niederreiter hasn’t scored a goal since March 6 and hasn’t had an assist since March 9.

Philipp Kurashev (24, Chicago Blackhawks), Pius Suter (27, Vancouver Canucks) and Kevin Fiala (27, Los Angeles Kings) also left the ice as losers and without a goal. (SDA/che)

Source : Blick