US EditionIn Tuesday's Nhl Games, the Czechs Collected Assists, Vladař Secured the Win
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Shooter David Pastrňák turned into a setter this time. A great setter. The Czech hockey player contributed two assists to Boston's 4-1 victory over Utah in the NHL.
Hockey forwards David Pastrňák (0+2) and Pavel Zacha (0+1) supported Boston's 4-1 win over Utah with Vítek Vaněček in goal with their productivity. In other NHL games on Tuesday, Martin Nečas from Colorado (0+2) also made a name for himself and Filip Hronek from Vancouver and Adam Klapka from Calgary each took one pass. Goalie Dan Vladař with Philadelphia succeeded on the ice of Montreal.
New York - Martin Nečas contributed two assists to the Colorado Avalanche's 5-3 win over Seattle and was named the second star of the game. David Pastrňák also had two assists on Tuesday, helping Boston defeat Utah 4-1 and becoming the third star of the game. Pavel Zacha added an assist to the victory. On the losing side, Vítek Vaněček conceded four of 23 shots.
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