rocket de laval v. charlotte checkers, place bell, march 23

Laval only mustered four shots in the period, in comparison to Charlotte's 10. Markus Eisenschmid stopped by Jeremy Smith on this partial break /0wPN7VIh3T- Julian McKenzie December 17, 2017Ĭome the third period, the Rocket were flat out dominated by the Checkers. It ended up among the finest of Smith's 20 saves on the night. Markus Eisenschmid was given a partial breakaway and tried to finish with his backhand, but the puck was stopped by Smith's right pad. The Rocket tried to respond with another game-tying marker, but Checkers netminder Smith did his best to hold the fort. CBNsrrivlf- Julian McKenzie December 17, 2017 Valentin Zykov makes it 2-1 for the Checkers. He was on the receiving end of a tic-tac-toe passing play after being in the picture perfect position in front of Rocket goaltender Charlie Lindgren. The Checkers just needed one more goal to secure the victory, and they got it in the form of a power-play goal from forward Valentin Zykov. ys6W4OPObc- Julian McKenzie December 16, 2017 You can also see big Michael McCarron, screening Checkers goaltender Jeremy Smith as Parisi takes his shot. Former Checker Chris Terry and Nikita Scherbak, who hass recorded a point in each American Hockey League game he's played this season, assisted the marker. Laval then responded with a power-play goal from defenceman Tom Parisi. y0elFhjTyz- Julian McKenzie December 16, 2017

Guess you could say the tried to play chess when they should've playing checkers.1-0 Charlotte. The Checkers opened the scoring at 7:27 of the first period after Lucas Wallmark received a feed from Andrew Miller.

The Laval Rocket lost their fourth straight game following a 2-1 loss to the Charlotte Checkers on Saturday, the first of two straight games against their Atlantic Division opponent.

Rocket de laval v. charlotte checkers, place bell, march 23