NHL Stars Shine, Senators & Knights Struggle

0:00Welcome to NHL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The NHL showcased some scorching hot and ice cold performances last week, with first liners on the jets and avalanche leading the charge while A, Senators vet and golden nights gole drew criticism. Lee Pairty is tighter than ever after the trade deadline, with 16s within 5 points of wall card spots, 2 in the east and 4 in the fee. West. Stars like Winnipegs, Mark Schifeli, earned top honors with 8 points in 3 games. The jets grabbed 3 straight wins behind Schifeli's 5 assists and 2 game winners, but their 12th in the west, with 20 games left and slim playoff odds at around 22%. Meanwhile, Ottawa sits 5 points out despite a strong 7 wins 1 loss, 2 over time record in their last 10, needing everyone to step up. Stars no pride fuels every shift, and postseason success demands peaking at the right time, even

1:02for locked in teams. Schifeli's 30 goals and 78 points pace him for a career year, while Colorado's Martin Neckas exploded for 8 points in 4 games. Since the Olympic break, Neckas outshown teammate Nathan McKinnon last week, boosting the NHL's top squad with 28 goals and 76 points already. Back up goalie Scott Wedgwood, shown too. Having a 0.958 save percentage and a perfect 3 and 0 week for the avalanche. On the flip side, Ottawa's Clajaru managed 0 points over 3 games and sits on a 7 game drought with just 39 points in. 62 outings. Vegas goalie Akira Schmid struggled with losses, a 3.59 goals against average and has dropped 6 of his last 7 highlighting. The night's net mining woes as playoffs near, appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you're listening to, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O.com.