
NHL Stars: Dobes, Zacha, Carlson Shine
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Jakub Dobes, Pavel Zacha, and John Carlson were named the NHLs Three Stars for the week ending March twenty-ninth. Dobes, a rookie goalie, led the league with one hundred saves on one hundred four shots, earning three wins and pushing Montreals winning streak to five games. Zacha, a Bruins center, topped the league with eight points in four games, fueling three Bruins wins and matching his career high with fifty-nine points. Carlson, a Ducks defenseman, led the league with seven assists in three games, sparking two Ducks victories and keeping them atop the Pacific Division. These standout weeks highlight the clutch plays keeping the playoff race tight and the shining performances of rookies and vets.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — NHL Stars: Dobes, Zacha, Carlson Shine. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 30th. You're listening to NHL News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Cory with the story. Montreal, Canadians, Goli, Jacque of Dobes, Boston, Bruins, Center Pawelzaca, and Anaheim Ducks' Defenceman, John Carlson earned the NHL's three stars honors. For the week ending March 29th, courtesy of GEICO. Dobes took first star with the league leading 100 saves on 104 shots, going three wins, zero losses, zero ties, a 1.3. Three goals against average, and 0.962 save percentage. That pushed Montreal's winning streak to five games, holding third in the Atlantic Division. The 24-year-old rookie leads all first-year goalies with 25 wins this season. Meanwhile, Jacque grabbed second star, topping the league with five goals and three assists for eight points in four games. He fueled three Bruins wins, building a four-point lead for the first wildcard spot in the East. At 28th, he's
third on Boston with 59 points through 71 games, matching his career high. Carlson earned third star with seven assists in three games, no goals, sharing the league lead there. He sparked two Ducks victories, keeping them atop the Pacific Division. The 36-year-old vet has 54 points in 62 games, including eight points in seven since the trade deadline. These standout weeks highlight how clutch plays keep the playoff race tight, with rookie shining and vets delivering. Fans everywhere feel the buzz as the season heats up.
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