Panthers outlast Coyotes, 3-1 | News about professional hockey

In Glendale, the Florida Panthers overcame the Arizona Coyotes, 3-1, in the first session Friday night. That’s pretty much it. The two teams slid back and forth for 40 minutes and the Panthers walked away with a 3-1 win.

Florida took a 2-0 lead when Patric Hornqvist and Sam Bennett Record 10 seconds apart.

“We’re going to like this one, because we have a hard one, the next one (Colorado Avalanche,” said brunette.

Sergei Bobrovsky made 22 saves in the Panthers win.

“I think the players did a great job scoring two goals to give us the lead,” said Bobrovsky. “It’s been a big win for us along the way, two points, and we’re happy and we’ll move on.”

Phil Kessel hit for a power play goal for Arizona.

“They are difficult to face, they are all skilled and they move the ball so fast, it’s hard to put pressure on their `D,’ ‘Coyotes’ Nick Schmaltz speak. “They created a lot of rush … and I don’t think we created enough from the start.”

Coyotes dropped to 5-19-2.

“Those two targets in 10 seconds and [Reinhart] “The penalty is the difference,” said Coyotes head coach Andre Tourigny. “When you play against a team like that, you know they’re going to have a couple of chances, but we weren’t able to get them. your chance.”

Sam Reinhart scored in the powerhouse late in the first half to give the Panthers a 3-1 lead and score the final goal.

“That power play target was probably the biggest because it got us two points up, and Bob’s closed since,” said Panthers head coach Andrew Brunette. “He has been excellent. You could tell so many times when he was zoned out, and I would have thought he did. “

Scott Wedgewood made 20 saves in the loss to Arizona.

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