Slovak hockey players Juraj Slafkovský and Dalibor Dvorský each recorded one assist in the NHL overnight on November 15. Montreal Canadiens, however, lost at home to the Colorado Avalanche 1:4, and the St. Louis Blues fell on home ice to the Florida Panthers by the same score. sme.sk ↗
Slafkovský contributed to Montreal's only goal. In the 31st minute, he found Canadiens captain Nick Suzuki between the circles, who turned and finished with a backhand to make it 1:2. Montreal added no further goals, and Colorado took home a 4:1 victory. teraz.sk ↗
Dvorský also registered an assist in a St. Louis jersey. His team, however, conceded four goals against Florida and lost on home ice by the same margin as Montreal. The Slovak forward thus scored a point despite the Blues' defeat. ekonomika.pravda.sk ↗
Both Slovak players recorded one goal assist each in this round. However, their teams played matches in which it was mainly their opponents who found the net. Montreal and St. Louis both remained winless after their home games.
Slafkovský and Dvorský assisted in their teams' losses
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Slafkovský a Dvorský pri prehrách bodovali, McDavid dosiahol métu
teraz.sk
| 07:00 15.11.
Slafkovský a Dvorský rozdávali asistencie. Góly strieľali najmä súperi
sme.sk
| 06:33 15.11.
Slafkovský prihral na parádny gól Suzukiho, pre Montreal bol jediný. Bodoval aj Dvorský
ekonomika.pravda.sk
| 06:17 15.11.
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