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“He possesses excellent composure and skillful hands, allowing him to execute those plays,” stated Bunting when discussing Teravainen. “That’s my strategy on the power play, locating the open space and attempting to create scoring opportunities.”

At the 6:25 mark, Carolina increased their lead to 2-0 while on a delayed penalty. Teravainen passed across the ice to Brent Burns, who then assisted Necas in scoring a one-timer from the right side hash marks.

In a span of five seconds, Colorado managed to score two goals, narrowing Carolina’s lead to one. Logan O’Connor skillfully passed the puck across the slot to Parise, who easily tapped it in at 19:33. Then, Girard took a long-range shot from the red line that flew past Kochetkov’s glove, bringing the score to 3-2 in favor of Carolina.

Necas explained his involvement in the third goal, stating that Teravainen assisted him while he was fighting for position in front of the net. He also acknowledged Burns for his well-executed pass on the second goal and praised the team’s overall skill, emphasizing the importance of being prepared to take shots.

Necas scored his third goal of the game at 16:51, with an assist from Teravainen who collected a rebound and made a quick pass to set up the shot into an empty net, making it 3-0.

At 12:06 of the second period, Teravainen scored a backhand goal on the power play to extend Bunting’s lead to 4-2.

At 1:52 of the first period, Necas made a goal during a rush from one end of the ice to the other, giving the Hurricanes a 1-0 lead. He successfully got past three Colorado players in the neutral zone before taking a wrist shot from above the circles that went in after bouncing off Georgiev’s blocker.