VIDEO⟩ Tralmaks stands out with 1 + 1 in the second AHL match – Hockey

The Providence Bruins team won the Bridgeport Islanders 6: 2 (3: 1, 2: 0, 1: 1) at home on Saturday.

On Friday, the Bruins lost the same team in a duel 2: 3, but Tralmaks scored with a goal and a pass.

On Saturday, Tralma scored the goal in the eighth minute of the first period, when he received a puck at the blue line and after a run-in in the attack zone, he scored 2: 1. In the ninth minute of the second period, he scored to score 5-1.

Goals in back-to-back games for Eduards Tralmaks. @AHLBruins | #BRIvsPRO pic.twitter.com/qz2t2eodZt

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Tralmaks threw the goal three times in this duel, scored a positive efficiency of +1 and was recognized as the third star of the game.

The Latvian striker has scored 14 goals in 49 games this season, made 13 assists and achieved a positive efficiency of +22.

Meanwhile, goalkeeper Marek Mitens remained in reserve while he represented Utica’s “Comets” with a score of 3: 5 (3: 3, 0: 0, 0: 2).

In another game, striker Harald Egles was not in the application, while his Manitoba “Moose” conceded 1: 2 (0: 0, 0: 0, 1: 1, 0: 1) overtime to the Chicago Wolves, and there was no defender in the list of players. Christian Ruby of the Toronto Marlies home with a 5: 7 (3: 1, 1: 4, 1: 2) loss to Granrapids’ Griffins.

The Canots team in Ebotsford, whose goalkeeper Artūrs Šilovs is currently playing in the ECHL tournament, defeated San Diego “Gulls” 5: 2 (1: 0, 1: 2, 3: 0).

The Bruins are third in the Atlantic division with 74 points in 62 games, the Comets are first in the North Division with 86 points in 65 battles, with the Marlies finishing fifth in 63 matches. Moose are in the second Central Division with 81 points in 65 dues, while Canucks are in the fourth Pacific division with 74 points in 61 matches. The teams represented by Egle and Šilov have already secured places in the Caldera Cup.

In the regular championship, until the end of April, the teams will play an unequal number of games – 76, 72, or 68 -, dividing the places according to the points / match ratio won. It is planned that starting from next season, all units in the regular tournament will play 72 games.