NHL Star Power Index: Jack Eichel’s career season keeps rolling, Jason Robertson fires natural hat trick

Welcome to the Nhl Index Power Star: A weekly caliber of players who control a substantial buzz around the league. When a player is included in this list, it may not be good, it means that they capture a lot of attention from the world of hockey.

These players do not have any particular order when it comes to the amount of buzzer they create. We will review the Power Star index every week during the regular season.

Vegas Golden Knights certainly have been made by their investment since Jack Eichel of the Buffalo Sabers in 2021. Eichel has already directed the Golden Knights in a Stanley Cup in 2023, but the center is possibly ending the best statistical season of his caregiver.

Eichel has already exceeded 90 career points (26 goals and 64 assists) after reaching only 80 once before in his ten professional seasons.

Eichel registered a Hat Trick in the 5-1 Tuesday victory against the Minnesota Wild, which was the third performance since joining the Golden Knights. It is already linked by the second majority of tricks in the history of the franchise.

At the 6:23 Opening Brand of the opening period, Eichel sent a cross step to the defender Shea Theodore, who put his fist on the net. After the shot blocked in front, Eichel was in the right place at the right time and was able to drag a shot past the wild Marc-Andre Fleury, who was out of position.

With the Golden Knights who clung to a 2-1 lead in the third period, Eichel showed a great patience when Vegas was in a late power game. After striker William Karlsson won an offensive match of the area, the Golden Knights were able to settle in the lead of man. Eichel finally had the shit at the top of the face circle when he took advantage of the space and ended up sending a shot in front of Fleury.

Eichel won his hat trick at the final goal of the game at 17:28 to put the contest out of reach.

Eichel is at the rate of 105 points this season and brought the Golden Knights to the upper part of the Pacific division, going down the home section. He is currently setting up a four -game streak in which he has scored five goals and five assists.

After spending a season of 109 race points in the 2022-23 season, Dallas striker Jason Robertson has experienced a significant deployment in performance in the last two seasons. However, Robertson may have finally found this higher form in a deep template.

Robertson leads Dallas in goals with 32 and is tied by the second majority of points at 73 with Matt Duchene. The star of the stars recently recorded a natural hat trick in the second period of the 4-3 stars victory against Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday.

With the stars that were already leading the 1-0 of Oilers, Robertson began its sensational marker night at the 5:01 mark of the second period. Robertson benefited from a fantastic puck movement, as the leading striker Mikko Rantanen succeeded in teammate Roope Hintz despite falling to the ice. Hintz then passed the blow to Robertson, who deposited a side on the net.

Just over five minutes later, Robertson found the back of the network once again when he left the penalty box on a two -way opportunity. Instead of passing the blow to Rantanen, Robertson decided to take off a shot that was snatched under the Oilers goalkeeper’s pad, Stuart Skinner.

Robertson scored his final goal of the night less than five minutes later to give the stars a score of 4-0. The stars eventually needed Robertson’s three goals, as the Oilers reached three goals without response to the final period.

Robertson may not eclipse his career in goals (46), but Dallas has received an offensive production from his star this season. This marks the third time in four seasons that Robertson has scored at least 30 goals in a campaign.

The Edmonton Oilers are currently without two of their main players in Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl due to injury. As a result, the team needed to receive an offensive production from other avenues, and the Ombudsman Evan Bouchard has increased significantly.

Bouchard has recorded a point in three of his last five games, including a performance of two assists in a 4-3 loss in Dallas stars on Wednesday. After winning a high school before the period, Bouchard really helped close the gap against the stars in a match where they exceeded 4-0 at a time.

At the brand of 18:35 in the third period, Bouchard shot a shot on the network that the goalkeeper Jake Oettinger could stop. However, Oilers advanced Zach Hyman’s bounce to turn it into a 4-3 game in 90 seconds.

Bouchard has registered three assists during his last three games and scored four goals and eight assists in March.

The Oilers Ombudsman took third place of the team in points (57) behind McDavid and Draisaitl. In addition, Bouchard ranks third among defenders at points (57), while he has the sixth attendance (44) among the blue liners.

Bouchard may not be the elite offensive option McDavid or Draisaitl, but definitely provides a large number of game skills on the table that Edmonton needs right now. When the Playoffs of the Stanley Cup are launched, Bouchard will be based very much on both ends of the ice.

Earlier this season, Colorado’s Avalanche decided to stir his fold when they sent goalkeeper Alexandar Georgiev to San Jose sharks in exchange for goalkeeper’s companion Mackenzie Blackwood. As the regular season progressed, it was clear that the avalanche can update the goal position in a great way.

Blackwood has gathered a 21-8-3 record to go with 2.15 goals to the average and a percentage of .919 in 32 games with the Avalanche. The veteran netminder is also tied by the third between the NHL goalkeepers with four descents of the season.

Blackwood recorded his fourth stop of the season as he stopped the 22 shots he faced in a 4-0 victory against Los Angeles Kings on Thursday. It marked the third consecutive contest in which the avalanche goalkeeper has given two or fewer goals.

On Tuesday, Blackwood had another spectacular performance when he turned 21 of 23 shots in a 5-2 victory against Detroit’s red wings. Blackwood has only suffered a loss of regulation in its last nine beginnings.

In recent years, Avalanche has won the Stanley Cup with Darcy Kuemper on the network, but Kuemper could not be retained in the free agency during the low season of 2022. The franchise acquired Georgiev in the New York Rangers, but Georgiev had a possession up in Colorado before being marketed in San Jose.

Blackwood has really become the goalkeeper that the avalanche needed the section and could make a big difference when the post -season begins.