Games: 412-430

[VHL Games 1,193]

Game 412:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 413:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Seattle Bears

Game 414:

Warsaw Predators vs. Toronto Legion

Game 415:

Vancouver Wolves vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 416:

Los Angeles Stars vs. New York Americans

Game 417:

London United vs. Moscow Menace

Game 418:

Helsinki Titans vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 419:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 420:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 421:

Toronto Legion vs. Riga Reign

Game 422:

Los Angeles Stars vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 423:

Moscow Menace vs. London United

Game 424:

Prague Phantoms vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 425:

D.C. Dragons vs. Seattle Bears

Game 426:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 427:

New York Americans vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 428:

Toronto Legion vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 429:

Riga Reign vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 430:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Stars

Go to Standings

[Banackock 8,120]

Oh so we can win ?

[Dil 1,760]

Molly the God

[der meister 3,236]

Ah, those are the Sakamoto games I expect.

[VattghernCZ 1,049]

A close game between Vancouver and Malmö, showcasing elite goaltending on both sides. Vancouver massively outshot Malmö in the first period 21-8, but the game was scoreless until the 19th minute when Cobalt Burns put the Nighthawks up by one. The Wolves answered not even 40 seconds later with a shorthanded goal by Alexandre Leduc. The ice was not tilted either way in the second, but the Wolves were the team ending the period up by one thanks to a go-ahead goal by Henry Eagles scored in the 8th minute. Malmö took the reins early in the third and tied the game in the 3rd minute with a goal by Justin Adolfsen. After 14 minutes of very close game, Henry Eagles broke the tie and adjusted the final score to 3-2 Vancouver win.

 

Boris Tsezar (MAL) stopped 39 shots out of 42 (.929 SVS%), Brandt Fuhr (VAN) stopped 33 out of 35 (.943 SVS%).

[qripll 518]

Game 240 recap:

 

Shots: 40 - 40. That was pretty close game. Team scored goals one after another and end the regulation with 4:4. Wranglers showed awesome power play games using 3 out of 7 attempts — 43%. They scored twice when Vasile Lamb, one of the best players in the league, was in the penalty box. He had better to be more careful. However, he proved critics that he is not that type of player who might be judged for bad plays. Vasille Lamb scored overtime winner and gave the team important two points which give them a nice advantage over the Davos. 

Honorable mention: Brendan Marner 2+1, the first star of the game.