Panarin became the third star of the match by scoring three points with “Nashville” in the NHL game.

Artemy Panarin’s team tortured another opponent. At the gate, “Nashville” visited seven missed washers.

New York Rangers fans are rightfully the happiest hockey fans in the world right now. Not only did their team make a convincing move ahead of a promising playoff, they’ve also learned the zen in what they’ve suffered throughout the championship. After much thought and constant rotations by Gerard Galland, effective combinations were nevertheless found. This is evidenced by the Blueshirts’ effectiveness in recent games: five goals against Washington and ten goals in two back-to-back games with Pittsburgh.

On top of that, the beating of rivals, performed by the guys from Broadway, did not stop. His next victims were the poor Nashville Predators. To date, the nicknames “predator” have nothing to do with reality. On the contrary, the wealthy from New York specifically hunted “saber-toothed”.

Already in the tenth minute of the match, “The Rangers” defeated the issue. In turn, discs were thrown one after another at the gates of “Nashville” by Philip Hitil, Mika Zibanejad, Tyler Mott, K’Andre Miller and Artemiy Panarin. The Russian forward has already scored 3 points (1 goal and 2 assists) and has had three or more effective moves in the 11th period for the Rangers. Thus, Khlebushek came close to the club record held by Rod Gilbert (13 terms). Panarin also became the second Russian player to score 80 points this season. First up is Nikita Kucherov, who scored 100 points in a parallel game against New Jersey today.

This was because the “Guardians” were not enough! They continued to openly mock the opponent, who almost begged for mercy. All in the same first period, K’Andre Miller hit the team’s only seventh field goal, scoring a double and bringing the score to 6:0, which helped the team repeat the club record almost 24 years ago – in December 1999 for the Blueshirts, Los Angeles. He scored 6 goals in one period of his game with the Kings. Before repeating the franchise record in all league history, only two goals were missing – in November 1971, Rangers scored 8 goals in a period against the Calgary Flames.

In the end, Gallan’s team failed to score eight goals per game, but still saved a puck: Chris Kreider scored in the second 20 minutes. The American forward still scored his 32nd goal in the championship, although this season was not as effective as last regular season. Not recovered, not even a concussion in the form of the “Nashville” backup keeper. After Kevin Lankinen missed four out of five shots in 9 minutes, Juuse Saros also missed three own goals.

The third period was just a formality, but the Rangers had the most shots on goal in this period (12). But even a 7-0 win was enough to leave Carolina in a good mood the day before the fight.