Dylan Larkin, Detroit’s Red Wings striker, has been named the brightest star or best player of the National Hockey League last week, the organizers of the tournament inform.
The second star was awarded to St. Louis Blues striker Vladimir Tarasenko, and the third best was awarded to Winnipeg Jets striker Nikolai Eller.
Larkins scored five goals in three games and made two assists, helping the Detroit team win two. The striker first scored one goal with a 2: 1 victory over the New York Islanders, but then scored two performance points (1 + 1) in the Carolinas Hurricanes. In the final game of the week against New Jersey “Devils”, Larkins scored the first hat-trick of his career, to which he also added one product pass, helping the Red Wings to win 5: 2.
Tarasenko, on the other hand, was able to score six points in three matches, scoring four goals and passing twice, and helped the Blues win two victories. The striker scored three points (1 + 2) to win over the Dallas Stars (4: 1), then scored two goals in the second game in a row against the Dallas team, including the winners, again 4: 1. In the last match of the week, he broke out with one goal scored, but the St. Louis unit lost to the Winnipeg Jets with a score of 2: 4.
Meanwhile, Euler stood out in three games with two goals and five assists, with his Winnipeg Jets winning by one. He scored first against Buffalo’s Sabers (2: 4). The attacker then assisted in both goals against Washington’s Capitals, conceding 2: 5 to Winnipeg. In the last match of the week, in which he won 4: 2 over the St. Louis Blues, Euler scored and scored three times, earning four points in a single NHL career in a single game.
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