For Parker Ford, you couldn’t write it better.
He played in his first NHL match in Boston, Icfield, and Citizen of Rod Island, he achieved his first goal in NHL where Wenipeg Gates reduced Bruins 6-2 for the fifth consecutive victory.
Ford’s night would not forget it soon. After calling from Manitoba Moss in AHL less than 24 hours ago, Ford scored his first professional goal, in his first NHL match, in the first shot on the network, in front of friends and family a few hours from the road where he grew up.
Ford is only the eighth player in the history of Jets/Thrashes to score on his first appearance in NHL, where he joined a list that includes the likes of Nikita Chibrikov, Sami Niku, Patrik Laine, Nic Petan, John Albert, Jacob Trouba, and Bryan Little.
“I stumbled a little, but yes, it was great,” said Ford. “I think I was really focused on playing my game tonight and helping the team to win. Now I can go to see the family and celebrate a little.”
Ford’s services were required after Morgan Baron put in the injured reserve as he left from a week to a week.
Ford said that he had between 10-20 friends and family members who were carrying a short car to see his appearance for the first time.
He said: “My whole life wanted to do it for my family.” “Perhaps it will be emotional when I go to see them here.”
Mark Chevly scored a pair of goals as he achieved a plateau of 30 goals for the fourth time of his career. Scheifele also linked Ilya Kovalchuk’s privilege for most professional goals with the team with 328 as a plane.
“It is clear, a great honor,” she said. “It is clear, very special, and it was clear that he was a great player, as I said before, I played with some of the great players who put me in these situations, so everything goes to them.
“It is very modest. You grow up as a child who is clearly hoping to play in NHL one day and you are clearly thinking about it, it’s very special.”
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Vladislav Namstenikov, Nicolage Elers and Kyle Connor, scored the other goals of Winnipeg.
The planes went out early in two goals in the first period. The Bruins team tied for the match only 11 seconds of the third match, but the planes scored four goals that were not answered to secure the victory, including the signs of less than one minute to everyone except for the victory.
“I loved our first session,” said Gates coach. “This was better than Montreal, and we knew that Boston would be a little decorated after what happened on the other night in Buffalo. They went out but I loved the way we played.
“We did not allow them to enter the rush game. We have done a good job of some kind in their end. We have registered early and that was large and when you do it on the road, he gets the opposition to them.”
Jets changed another as Arniel pulled Haydn Flery from the squad for Colin Miller after using the same six defenders for the previous four games.
After a little more than one minute of the match, Brad Marshan took a crossed penalty that sent Winnipeg in the league to work.
The first unit was unable to complete the mission, but the second unit did on the 2:55 sign of this period.
I found his way to Nino Naydrater in front of the network. He tried to go between his legs to put a shot on the goal, but the scepter slipped through his legs and right to Namstenicov to open the scoring.
Winypeg thought they had a second goal on the blackboard just a few minutes after Josh Morris connected Slapshot next to Joonas Korpisalo in the transition, but Cole Perfeetti was clearly infiltrated in the play. Boston was challenged and after a very quick review, the goal of the Board of Directors was transferred.
However, the aircraft were unbroken, as Scheifele occupied 2-0 in the 11:31 race when the Neal Pionk Point shot brilliantly erupted by Scheifele and through Korpisalo from five hole for the thirtieth goal of Scheifele for this season.
Boston returned to the match late in the period in which Marshan separated a snapshot in the power game that beat Conor Helbuick on the screen, making it 2-1 after 20 minutes.
None of the two teams found the back of the network in the second period, when each team failed the opportunity to play power. Boston outperformed Winipeg 11-10 after the aircraft got 11-9 in that first category.
Immediately before the end of the second, the MARCHAND was called for overlap, which gave Winnipeg 1:57 from the time of power to start the third but Boston turned the tables on the planes in the opening seconds of this period.
At the end of Moresi, Moressy made a great opportunity by Boston, Hellebuyck stopped, and freezing a pile for a whistle. But in the confrontation that followed, Pavel Zaka won a draw to Elias Lindholm, who took a shot from Hellebuyck to link the match 11 seconds in the third.
Any momentum that Bruins can be born from the short outcome is rejected by the Scheifle, which brought back the planes in the front after only 24 seconds.
Ski on the impact through the neutral area before sending a pass to EHLERS inside Bruins Blueline. Then EHLERS was sent to Scheifele wandering in the hole, overcoming Korpisalo High to restore the Winnipeg feature.
The chaotic start continued to the third when Ehlers got fun after just 42 seconds. Mason Lohrei tried to skip the scepter from behind the Boston Network and cut inside to wrinkle, but EHLERS was there to break the scepter from the Lohrei stick and in the net with Korpisalo slow to return to the position.
The moment of Ford’s stories came at 5:57 the third sign. Logan Stanley was first on a pod along the wall at the end of Boston, where he was roaming at the bottom of the goal line before sending a pass to Alexalo. The scepter wore away from the iafallo, but directly to the Ford stick, which knocked on it to the first goal in NHL as his colleagues with friends and family who attended their feet in a joyful celebration.
Winbyg is more or less than there with Connor scored 30 from the season to an empty net in the last minute.
Hellebuyck turned 27 rounds for his thirty -third victory for this season, and thanks to Washington’s additional loss in Ottawa, Wenipeg is now the largest number of points in NHL with 75 points in 53 games.
It is appropriate, the planes will meet with the capitals on Saturday evening at DC Puck Drop, after 6 pm, pre -noon coverage on 680 CJob, starting at 4 pm
