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Woll’s Shutout Leads Leafs Past Devils in Toronto

  Photo: Andrew MacLean On Tuesday in Toronto, the Maple Leafs hosted the Devils, handing New Jersey their fourth straight loss when the Leafs and Joseph Woll shutout the Devils 4-0. Woll put on an incredible performance, making a total of 33 saves for Toronto. Bobby McMann, Nicolas Roy, Calle Jarnkrok, and Matthew Knies each found the back of the net for the Leafs, while Jacob Markstrom made 26 saves in a difficult losing effort. It was a good win for the Leafs after they lost to the Detroit Red Wings in overtime on Sunday. The Devils head to Columbus on Wednesday to take on the Blue Jackets in hopes of snapping this four-game skid. New Jersey Devils Lineup: Meier - Hischier - Mercer Palat - Hughes - Bratt Gristsyuk - Glass - Brown Cotter - Glendening - Noesen Siegenthaler - Hamilton Hughes - Pesce Dillon - White Markstrom Allen Toronto Maple Leafs Lineup: Knies - Tavares - Domi Maccelli - Laughton - McMann Robertson - Roy - Cowan Lorentz - Quillan - Jarnkrok Rielly - Myers McCabe...
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Carolina Hurricanes Hand the Arizona Coyotes Their Eighth Loss Straight 5-1, 2/16/24

 




*Sorry for the lack of photos! Hoping to get permission eventually.*


   The Arizona Coyotes had lost their eighth game straight against the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday, February 16th. Pyotr Kochetkov made 30 saves for Carolina in a 5-1 win. Karel Vejmelka had been replaced by Matt Villalta, who made four saves in his NHL debut.


Hurricanes lineup against the Coyotes:

Svechnikov - Aho - Fast

Bunting - Drury - Necas

Martinook - Staal - Jarvis

Teravainen - Kotkaniemi - Noesen


Slavin - Burns

Skjei - Pesce

Orlov - Chatfield


Kochetkov


Coyotes lineup against the Hurricanes:

Keller - Hayton - Schmaltz

Maccelli - Bjugstad - Crouse

Cooley - McBain - Guenther

Carcone - Kerfoot - Zucker


Moser - Durzi

Dermott - Dumba

Valimaki - Kesselring


Vejmelka

Villalta


   Only 16 seconds into the first period, Jordan Martinook scored his ninth goal of the season and gave the Hurricanes a 1-0 lead early. Martinook scored on the rebound of Brady Skjei's shot from along the left-side boards... Martinook got the puck in the net with a backhanded shot. Off a wraparound by Martin Necas, Jalen Chatfield struck his fifth goal of the season to extend Carolina's lead to 2-0. Dylan Guenther cut it 2-1 with the lone goal for Arizona late into the first frame. Before Guenther's breakaway goal, Logan Cooley had prevented Carolina from taking control of the puck in the neutral zone.


   At 13:32 of the second period, Seth Jarvis pushed it to 3-1. Jarvis had gotten ahold of the puck from a pass by Travis Dermott, who intended to send the puck over to Nick Schmaltz... however, the puck deflected to Jarvis in the left circle and he scored a one-timer. Teuvo Teravainen struck his 17th of the season later in the middle frame to get the Canes a three-goal lead on the power play. After Karel Vejmelka saved Jack Drury's one-timer in the slot, Teravainen put in a rebound at the left post.


   Michael Bunting scored a backhanded shot at 15:23 of the final frame. Bunting scored the backhand from the slot for a 5-1 final.




Notes:

- Both Jack Drury and Martin Necas recorded two assists

- Karel Vejmelka made 21 saves before getting replaced by Matt Villalta, who made four saves in his NHL debut.

- Jordan Martinook's game-opener tied for the fifth-fastest goal to start a game in Hurricanes history... Shane Willis - :09 (2000-01), Trevor van Riemsdyk - :12 (2019-20), Keyvn Adams - :14 (2002-03), Brett Pesce - :14 (2017-18), Alexander Semin - :16 (2012-13), Jordan Martinook - :16

- Brett Pesce has played 600 NHL career games


 

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