Ice hockey - NHL: Seider provides two assists in Detroit win
With two assists, professional ice hockey player Moritz Seider has led his Detroit Red Wings to another victory in the North American NHL. In the 5:4 away win after overtime against the Montreal Canadiens, the 22-year-old was directly involved in his team's 3:0 and 4:2 goals.
The defenseman now has 13 assists this season. Detroit is third in the Atlantic Division with 29 points, which would be enough to secure a direct place in the play-offs at the end of the regular season.
Tim Stützle also got on the scoresheet for the Ottawa Senators. The 21-year-old set up the final goal in the Canadiens' 2-0 win over the Seattle Kraken. It was only the ninth win of the season for the Senators, leaving Ottawa in last place in their division. However, the Canadian capital team has also played the fewest games in the entire league so far. Goalkeeper Philipp Grubauer did not play for Seattle.
There was nothing for the other two German NHL pros who were in action on Saturday night. John-Jason Peterka and the Buffalo Sabres clearly lost 2:6 at the Carolina Hurricanes, Peterka remained without a goal. The same was true for Lukas Reichel, who lost 3-1 with the Chicago Blackhawks against the Winnipeg Jets.
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- The Montreal Canadiens, currently struggling in the NHL, will be hoping to improve their form when they face German talent Moritz Seider and his Detroit Red Wings team in an upcoming match.
- During his impressive NHL career so far, Tim Stützle has shown great potential, just like his fellow German ice hockey player Moritz Seider, who secured two assists in Detroit's recent win against Montreal.
- Fans of Canadian ice hockey team the Montreal Canadiens might be interested to know that their next opponents, the Detroit Red Wings, are currently in third place in the Atlantic Division, thanks in part to the impressive performances of players like Moritz Seider.
- In the bustling city of Montreal, Canada, locals and tourists alike can enjoy the rich ice hockey culture, with games regularly taking place at the iconic Bell Centre, home of the historic Montreal Canadiens.
- Ice hockey fans in the USA, particularly in cities like Detroit and Seattle that have strong NHL teams, will be keeping a close eye on the Michael Del Zotto-led Montreal Canadiens as they look to compete against Moritz Seider's Detroit Red Wings this season.
Source: www.stern.de
