NHL: Flames go down at Jagr’s home premiere

The Calgary Flames have been knocked out in the NHL during Jaromir Jagr’s home debut.In the Canadian duel with the Ottawa Senators, the team of the 45-year-old Czech defeated the Czech team 6-0.

After three consecutive wins in a row, it was the second defeat for Flames in their fifth game of the season.

Jagr, who had signed with Calgary for a year after months of unsuccessfully searching for a club at the beginning of the month, scored four shots in 13:27 minutes of ice time, but always failed due to Senator Goalie Craig Anderson, who saved a total of 25 shots.

Defender Korbinian Holzer and Anaheim Ducks also lost out.The Californians lost 3-1 at Colorado Avalanche.Philipp Grubauer did not score in the 5-2 victory of Washington Capitals in the previously unbeaten New Jersey Devils.

Three days after their emotional and successful home premiere, the Vegas Golden Nights were beaten in their own hall.The new NHL club lost 3-6 to Detroit Red Wings and suffered its first defeat in the club’s fourth game.On Tuesday, the Golden Nights had won their first home match exactly ten days after the massacre in the player metropolis with 58 fatalities 5-2.

New Jersy Devils – Washington Capitals 2:5 BOXSCORE

Columbus Blue Jackets – New York Rangers 3-1 BOXSCORE

Calgary Flames – Ottawa Senators 0:6 BOXSCORE

Colorado Avalanche – Anaheim Ducks 3:1 BOXSCORE

Vegas Golden Knights – Detroit Red Wings 3:6 BOXSCORE