Support meets at Ottawa victory - successful storm

Tim Stützle has achieved his 14th goal this season in the NHL and helped the Ottawa Senator to a home win. At 3: 1 against the Philadelphia Flyers, the 20-year-old from Viersen on Friday evening made for the leadership. He improved his personal yield further compared to its premiere season in the best ice hockey league in the world when he came to twelve hits. Stüttle got special Lob from his coach D. J. Smith: "He was dangerous, he checked, his row was led by him and was dangerous all evening."

Nico Storm remained in his first use for his new team without a hit, but with the Colorado Avalanche, however, was a 5: 3 against the San Jose Sharks. The Augsburger had been transferred to Denesota written a few days ago in a barter business from the Minnesota game to the title candidate and stood on the ice for 15 minutes at the debut.

The Avalanche had no doubt from the beginning that she wanted to go as a winner of the ice. Everything seemed clear when Valeri Nichushkin achieved the 4-0 lead in the 36th minute. But the Sharks appeared in the episode of teeth and came through Erik Karlsson (59.) to 3: 4, before Nichushkin finally ensured the victory for 15 seconds before the siren.