Trevor Zegras positive is aware of the best way to maintain issues attention-grabbing.
The Anaheim Geese star made nationwide headlines final 12 months together with his alley-oop help to Sonny Milano, and he is offered a lot different viral moments together with his masterful puck dealing with.
His abilities put him on the duvet of NHL 2K23. On Wednesday night time, he misplaced a deal with of his stick, so he actually took issues into his personal palms.
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Trevor Zegras of the Anaheim Geese throughout the second interval of a recreation towards the Chicago Blackhawks at Honda Middle Nov. 12, 2022, in Anaheim, Calif.
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Zegras’ stick broke whereas he was combating for a puck with the Dallas Stars’ Joel Kiviranta. Behind his personal internet, Zegras wanted a stick with play protection. So, he stole Kiviranta’s out of his palms.
“My stick broke, and I pinned him up towards the glass. I used to be like, ‘ what, I’m simply gonna steal his stick,'” he stated after the sport.
There’s only one drawback with that, although. It is towards the principles. However Zegras had no thought.
“Everybody knew it was a penalty however me, I suppose,” Zegras added.
The 21-year-old was assessed a two-minute penalty for an unlawful stick.
“I attempted to say that I discovered it on the ice, which no person was shopping for,” he admitted.
The penalty did not harm the Geese, although. They scored a 2-0 victory on the Honda Middle in Southern California.
Trevor Zegras of the Anaheim Geese skates throughout the first interval towards the Toronto Maple Leafs at Honda Middle Oct. 30, 2022, in Anaheim, Calif.
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Zegras additionally dished out an help within the recreation, his nineteenth of the season. He is additionally scored 10 targets and owns the NHL’s second-best shootout proportion of all time. Regardless of his flashiness, the Geese’ 26 factors (11-24-4) are the third-lowest within the NHL.