Russian defender Dmitry Orlov repeated the achievement of “Boston” in the NHL 35 years ago
Russian defender Dmitry Orlov repeated the record of the Boston Bruins club 35 years ago. This was reported on the website of the National Hockey League (NHL).
The player was marked by effective actions in each of the three matches of the playoff series. The last time Boston defenders managed to achieve this figure was in 1988, when Glen Wesley scored goals in the first three meetings of the 1/8 finals of the Stanley Cup.
On February 24, Orlov was traded to Boston along with American forward Garnet Hathaway of the Washington Capitals. As part of the new club, the Russian played 23 matches, in which he scored four goals and gave 13 assists.
The defender has been playing for Washington since 2011. Together with the team, he won the Stanley Cup in 2018. As part of the Russian national team, the hockey player won the world championship.
Source: Lenta
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