Kaprizov and Kochetkov among NHL stars for October
Connor McDavid of the Edmonton Oilers became the first star of October in the overseas NHL. Among the other honored players, the league's management included Kirill Kaprizov of Minnesota Wild and goaltender Pjotr Kochetkov of the Carolina Hurricanes. sport.sk ↗
The twenty-nine-year-old McDavid played 13 games in October, in which he earned 35 points. His tally consisted of eight goals and 27 assists. The captain of Edmonton also set a new NHL record for the number of assists in a single October. sport.sk ↗
McDavid's 35 points represent the third-best performance in the history of the league for this month. His form contributed significantly to earning him the main award among the October stars. teraz.sk ↗
Kirill Kaprizov was among the players whom the NHL also honored for their performances in the opening month of the season. The Russian forward plays for Minnesota, while Pjotr Kochetkov represents Carolina in goal.
The award for Kochetkov placed the Carolina Hurricanes among the teams whose players made it into the selection of October stars. The NHL thus highlighted the performances of three hockey players from Edmonton, Minnesota, and Carolina after the first complete month of the season. McDavid's assist record also remains the most notable individual feat associated with the October awards.
The twenty-nine-year-old McDavid played 13 games in October, in which he earned 35 points. His tally consisted of eight goals and 27 assists. The captain of Edmonton also set a new NHL record for the number of assists in a single October. sport.sk ↗
McDavid's 35 points represent the third-best performance in the history of the league for this month. His form contributed significantly to earning him the main award among the October stars. teraz.sk ↗
Kirill Kaprizov was among the players whom the NHL also honored for their performances in the opening month of the season. The Russian forward plays for Minnesota, while Pjotr Kochetkov represents Carolina in goal.
The award for Kochetkov placed the Carolina Hurricanes among the teams whose players made it into the selection of October stars. The NHL thus highlighted the performances of three hockey players from Edmonton, Minnesota, and Carolina after the first complete month of the season. McDavid's assist record also remains the most notable individual feat associated with the October awards.
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McDavid sa stal prvou hviezdou októbra, ďalšími sú Kaprizov a Kočetkov
teraz.sk
| 07:02 02.11.
Fantastickú formu Connora McDavida ocenili v ankete Hviezda mesiaca
sport.sk
| 23:30 01.11.
Fantázia! McDavid zažil jeden z najlepších mesiacov v dejinách a bezkonkurenčne vládne NHL
sport.sk
| 23:30 01.11.
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