Panthers support Tomas Nosec after expensive game 1 penalty

Edmonton, Alberta – as Adamonton oilors Celebrated its overtime victory in game 1 of Stanley Cup final, Tomus consolid From the penalty box, the long skate was made back in his locker room in his locker room that his power play was his fault.

“Yes, it was difficult to make sure you don't want to be a person who bear the cost of the game,” Nosek said on Friday, speaking for the first time after the delay in game penalty in overtime. Leon dressThe game winning the game.

“Apparently everyone can make a mistake. It happened at a bad time, in overtime, and we got a game expense. But it is in the past and I am eager to just keep on doing my work and focus on tonight's game,” Nosec said, who will keep the fourth line of panthers at the center on Friday night game 2.

Nosek flagged off the glass at 18:17 of overtime to get a delay of game penalty. Draisaitl finished the game at 19:29. Make a difficult moment worse, cameras caught Edmonton Defenseman Jake Walman Made fun of Nosech on the way to the penalty box.

“No comments on that,” Nosek said.

32-year-old Nosek, a 10-year-old NHL is experienced who has signed Florida As a free agent in the last summer, the fifth team that they have played in the league. He had 1 goal and 8 assistance in 59 matches in a regular session and 3 in playoffs. After Game 1, coach Paul Maurice said that he hoped the team that the team would rally around Nosech.

“We are not here without tomus nosec. It's a difficult break,” said Maurice. “So we will just ensure that he does not eat alone tonight. He is sitting on his table and reminds him how good he is for us.”

Panthers forward Jona GadjovichNosek's lineMet, one of the players who supported him.

“This happens. Hard bounce. But he does very good things for us. There is no crazy on him, nothing is there. It is just the same in a game and obviously we have organized again tomorrow and we are ready to play tonight. It's a new day, a new game,” He said.

Nosek gave importance to that encouragement from his colleagues.

“They have really been helpful. Most people came to me and said,” Don't worry about it, “he said.

The game of Stanley Cup final is on ET at 8 pm on Friday.