Games: 426-439

[VHL Games 1,190]

Game 426:

Seattle Bears vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 427:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 428:

Helsinki Titans vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 429:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 430:

New York Americans vs. Moscow Menace

Game 431:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 432:

Riga Reign vs. London United

Game 433:

Seattle Bears vs. New York Americans

Game 434:

Warsaw Predators vs. Toronto Legion

Game 435:

Prague Phantoms vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 436:

Vancouver Wolves vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 437:

Moscow Menace vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 438:

Los Angeles Stars vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 439:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Go to Standings

[Banackock 8,073]

@Blazzer FIRST POINT! FIRST GOAL! 

 

Seattle had a big day today with the roster moves and responded with 2 dubs

[LastOneUp 160]

In an intense face-off between the Warsaw Predators and the Toronto Legion, the latter came out on top with a 3-2 victory after a thrilling shootout. The Legion had an explosive start, putting two goals on the board in the first period, thanks to Yasilievich and Atlas. However, the Predators answered back with MacTavish finding the net. The second period saw the momentum shift as Stroheim from the Predators evened the score at 2-2. The third period and overtime remained goalless, ramping up the tension.

 

The shootout provided the final drama. Lavelle scored for Toronto, while the Predators couldn't get past Joel Castle in the Legion’s goal, resulting in the Predators' downfall. Despite the loss, Wumbo of the Predators showcased a remarkable performance, saving 48 out of 50 shots. However, Toronto's aggressive play, reflected in their whopping 50 shots, was a testament to their dominance.

 

Notably, the game had its fair share of penalties, but it was Toronto's powerplay success, netting them a goal, that became a significant difference. In the end, the Legion's tenacity and Castle's goaltending prowess sealed the win.