Markuss Grandans

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Julian Zetner

Julian Zetner's Stunning End-to-End Goal | AHA 15O AAA Highlights

The 19-year-old rookie showed his hockey IQ in the moment that sealed it. With the Flyers up 2–1 and under three minutes to play, Martone pumped the brakes at the top of the zone, turned back up ice to create separation, then snapped a wrist shot past Skinner to make it 3–1. A composed, confident first playoff goal in his first career postseason game.

Martone Pumps the Brakes, Then Buries It · Apr. 18, 2026

Tied heading into the third, Rasmus Ristolainen — finally in his first career playoff game after 820 regular-season games — assisted Travis Sanheim's go-ahead goal to give Philadelphia the momentum. Porter Martone extended it to 3–1 with 2:37 left, and though Pittsburgh got one back to make it interesting, the Flyers held on for the series opener.


Flyers Spoil Pittsburgh's Homecoming · Apr. 18, 2026

Chosen over playoff-experienced Filip Gustavsson, the 23-year-old Swede delivered when it mattered most. Wallstedt made 27 saves in his first career playoff start, including a key glove stop on Jason Robertson during a Dallas power play and a breakaway denial on Jamie Benn. After a franchise-record rookie regular season, he was the backbone of a dominant Game 1 road performance.

Wallstedt Arrives on the Biggest Stage · Apr. 18, 2026

Minnesota came out flying, jumping to a 4–0 lead by the midpoint of the second before Dallas got one back with five minutes left in the period. The Wild kept coming in the third, with Joel Eriksson Ek and Matt Boldy each bagging their second goals of the night as Minnesota's top two lines dominated to run away with a dominant Game 1 road win.

Minnesota Sends a Statement in Dallas · Apr. 18, 2026

Andersen was the difference in a game that could have gone either way. The 36-year-old made 22 saves, including back-to-back stops on an Ottawa power play in a tense 1–0 third period that had the Senators buzzing. It was his sixth career playoff shutout, earned on a night Carolina chose his veteran experience over rookie Brandon Bussi — and he delivered.


Freddie Shows Up When It Counts · Apr. 18, 2026

A tight-checking opener between Carolina and Ottawa lived and died on goaltending. The Hurricanes broke through in the second and third periods with even-strength goals from Logan Stankoven and Taylor Hall, then locked things down as both teams traded chances at 14–13 shots in a frantic third that yielded just one goal — Carolina's insurance marker to seal the 2–0 win.

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Markuss Grandans: Defensive Highlights from IceHawks HC U20

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