NHL Streaks Shake Playoff Hopes

0:00It's March 16th for the NHL, let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. Last week in the National Hockey League, a few players caught fire while others hit a deep freeze, shaking up their team's playoff hopes and future. Plans. New York Rangers left Winger. Alexis Lafernare led the charge with five goals and four games, including a hat trick. Meanwhile, Dallas stars Golly Jake Oatinger went three wins with no losses, a save percentage near 0.940. The Rangers hit dead last in the Eastern Conference, boosting their shot at the top draft pick, even after a four-game win streak fueled by Lafernare. And his line mates, rookie gay parode dished five assists, and center Mika Zabanajad at its six points. This hot run could raise Lafernare's trade value as the team eyes big changes this summer. From the flip side, Los Angeles Kings Center quintened byfield when pointless on ten shots and minus six in four games, a rough patch for the 23-year-old.

1:04His season totals sit at 13 goals and 33 points, well off last year's pace despite more ice time. The Kings hovered just three points from playoffs, so he needs to step up fast. Pittsburgh Penguins' defenseman, Eric Carlson, dished six assists while logging over 26 minutes per game, hoping to keep his team in contention. Amid injuries to stars like Cindy Crosby, Utah mammoth left winger Clayton Keller fired 17 shots, but managed just one assist, hurting their wild car grip. These streaks matter now with playoffs nearing. Hot performers like Lafernare and Oedinger build momentum for deep runs, while cold spills from byfield and Keller test long-term faith in young. Tallinn. Fans and GMs alike are watching closely for signs of turnaround. CNN is sponsored by our partner. Your favorite podcast, music or sleep sounds coming from your pillow, no earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com