Great job! Czech Calgary goalkeeper Daniel Vladař caught all 27 shots in an NHL game on the Boston ice, from where he was trained to join the Canadian team in the summer. After winning 4: 0 in TD Garden, he was deservedly declared the first star of the match. His compatriot in the service of Toronto, forward Ondřej Kaše, helped the Maple Leafs to 3-0 victory over the New York Islanders. David Kämpf also took part in the assist. Porridge was declared the third star of the duel. Ondřej Palát also recorded in the Sunday NHL program and Tampa Bay defeated Minnesota 5: 4 after separate raids. Karel Vejmelka led Arizona to a 2: 1 win in overtime by 37 hits and was also awarded the title of the first star of the match.
The Czech goalkeeper in the service of Calgary, Daniel Vladař, intervenes in front of Jake DeBrusk from Boston.
Michael Dwyer, CTK / AP
The ruler started after a three-match series, in which his competitor Jacob Markström took precedence, and he gave an excellent performance in the duel between Calgary and Boston. Twenty-seven hits and a second neat net in the season helped the Flames extend the points series to six games.
After five intercepted matches, the Czech goalkeeper has a 94.5 percent success rate and rules the goalkeeper statistics among the newcomers.
Kaše scored his fifth goal of the year after a good attack on the entire third Toronto attacking formation. Nick Ritchie won the puck for Kämpf behind the goal, he found Kaše exactly from the corner of the field, who was not wrong in front of the goal and sent Toronto to the lead 2: 0.
Palát in the home duel of Tampa Bay with Minnesota assisted Lighting at the first goal in the 2nd minute of the match and helped to win 5: 4 after separate raids. The Czech forward scored the eleventh point of the year and moved into the elite five most productive Czechs in the competition.
Karel Vejmelka also shone, who collected one time from 38 shots in the Arizona goal and helped the Coyotes to win 2: 1 in overtime over Los Angeles. Thanks to the contribution of the Czech goalkeeper, Arizona scored for the fourth time in a row and broke away from the last place in the NHL.
| NHL Sunday Results: |
| Vancouver – Chicago 0:1 (0:0, 0:0, 0:1) |
| Goal: 45. Hagel. Shots on goal: 40:24. Attendance: 18,830. Match Stars: 1. M.-A. Fleury (Chicago), 2. Demko (Vancouver), 3. Hagel (Chicago). |
| Seattle – Washington 5:2 (1:1, 3:0, 1:1) |
| Goals. 16. McCann, 27. Schwartz, 27. A. Larsson, 34. Järnkrok, 60. Gourde – 4. T. Wilson, 44. Ovečkin. Shots on goal: 31:39. Attendance: 17,151. Match Stars: 1. Schwartz, 2. Grubauer, 3. Järnkrok (all Seattle) |
| New York Rangers – Buffalo 5:4 (1:1, 3:3, 1:0) |
| Goals: 20. Kreider, 29. Oven (He caught), 33. Kakko, 34. Miller, 60. R. Lindgren – 16. R. Asplund, 23. Hinostroza, 33. Tage Thompson, 34. Dahlin. Shots on goal: 36:22. Attendance: 17,256. Match Stars: 1. Panarin, 2. Lindgren (both NY Rangers), 3. Rasmus Dahlin (Buffalo). |
| Tampa Bay – Minnesota 5: 4 sam. raids (2:1, 1:1, 1:2 – 0:0) |
| Goals: 2nd and 38th Cirelli (first Palát), 12. Maroon, 50. Barre-Boulet, decisive sam. raid Stamkos – 15. M. Foligno, 24. Duhaime, 58. K. Fiala, 60. J. Eriksson Ek. Shots on goal: 24:32. Attendance: 19,092. Match Stars: 1. Cirelli, 2. Stamkos, 3. McDonagh (all Tampa Bay). |
| New York Islanders – Toronto 0:3 (0:1, 0:0, 0:2) |
| Goals: 4th and 54th Marner, 42nd. O. Porridge (Kämpf). Shots on goal: 20:40. Spectators. 17 255. Match Stars: 1. Marner, 2. Woll, 3. O. Porridge (all Toronto). |
| Boston – Calgary 0:4 (0:1, 0:1, 0:2) |
| Goals. 2. J. Gaudreau, 34. Hanifin, 44. Mangiapane, 45. Backlund. Shots on goal: 27:31. Attendance: 17,850. Match Stars: 1. Ruler, 2. Lindholm, 3. J. Gaudreau (all Calgary). Daniel Vladař caught the whole game for Calgary and covered all 27 shots. |
| Los Angeles – Arizona 1: 2 in overtime (0:0, 1:0, 0:1 – 0:1) |
| Goals: 26. B. Lemieux – 45. T. Boyd, 64. Capobianco. Shots on goal: 38:27. Attendance: 13,474. Match Stars: 1. Vejmelka (Arizona), 2. Quick (Los Angeles), 3. Capobianco (Arizona). Karel Vejmelka caught in Arizona for 62 minutes and 45 seconds, collected one goal from 38 shots and had a success rate of 97.4 percent. |
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