US EditionVejmelka Succeeded Against the Rangers, Goalie Changes Didn't Help Anaheim
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Hockey forward Adam Klapka was the only scorer for Calgary in the NHL game against Seattle, who won 5:1 thanks to four goals in the final period. Goalie Karel Vejmelka succeeded with Utah 3:2 after overtime at home to the Rangers. On the other hand, Anaheim did not fare well again. Petr Mrázek was replaced by Lukáš Dostál after five goals conceded, and home Washington eventually won over the Ducks 7:4.
New York - Czech goalie Karel Vejmelka made 22 saves to help Utah beat the New York Rangers 3-2 in overtime and tied with Colorado's Scott Wedgewood for the NHL's top goaltenders with 18 wins. Calgary's Adam Klapka scored his fourth goal of the season, but it only helped ease Calgary's 5-1 loss to Seattle.
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