Slafkovský Decides Montreal's Preseason Game Against Ottawa with Three Points
Juraj Slafkovský contributed significantly to the Montreal Canadiens' win over the Ottawa Senators in the final preseason game before the new NHL season. The Slovak forward scored a goal and added two assists, with his accurate strike being the winning one. After the game, he was named the first star of the match. sport.sk ↗
Montreal played the game on home ice at the Bell Centre. Slafkovský took part in his team's comeback and was among its most prominent players. With three points, he also confirmed his significant role in the Canadiens' offence ahead of the start of the regular season.
The game turned out badly for Slovak defenseman Adam Nemec, who played in an Ottawa jersey. He did not finish the game after a hard hit by Florian Xhekaj. Nemec suffered an upper-body injury, and further details about his condition are not yet known. kultura.pravda.sk ↗
The game was part of the final slate of preseason games in North America. The teams now await the start of the new NHL season. Montreal can build on Slafkovský's productive performance before the regular season opens, while Ottawa will be monitoring Adam Nemec's health. teraz.sk ↗
Montreal played the game on home ice at the Bell Centre. Slafkovský took part in his team's comeback and was among its most prominent players. With three points, he also confirmed his significant role in the Canadiens' offence ahead of the start of the regular season.
The game turned out badly for Slovak defenseman Adam Nemec, who played in an Ottawa jersey. He did not finish the game after a hard hit by Florian Xhekaj. Nemec suffered an upper-body injury, and further details about his condition are not yet known. kultura.pravda.sk ↗
The game was part of the final slate of preseason games in North America. The teams now await the start of the new NHL season. Montreal can build on Slafkovský's productive performance before the regular season opens, while Ottawa will be monitoring Adam Nemec's health. teraz.sk ↗
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Slafkovský žiaril, vyhlásili ho za prvú hviezdu zápasu. Slovák doviedol Montreal k triumfu nad rivalom
kultura.pravda.sk
| 07:15 27.09.
Slafkovský s bilanciou 1+2 pri výhre Montrealu, A. Nemec sa zranil
teraz.sk
| 07:07 27.09.
ONLINE Montreal Canadiens - Ottawa Senators (Juraj Slafkovský) / príprava NHL
sport.sk
| 23:00 26.09.
VIDEO Famózny Juraj Slafkovský! Víťazným gólom a dvoma prihrávkami režíroval triumf Montrealu
sport.sk
| 05:55 27.09.
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