Stars’ Logan Stankoven Snipes First Career NHL Goal Off Beauty Fadeaway Feed From Wyatt Johnston
Watch as Dallas Stars’ Logan Stankoven caps off an impressive period in his NHL debut sniping his first career NHL goal from a sharp angle off a beauty fadeaway feed from Wyatt Johnston.
Dallas has got themselves a good one with Stankoven. All he's done in his career so far was score goals & put up points. No surprise that he's also won many times both in juniors & international play (he's got 3 Gold medals playing for Team Canada). If he was 2 to 4 inches taller, he would have been drafted much earlier than what he ended up going for. But the way the game has been trending the last several years or so, smaller players can be gamebreakers if they possess skill & smarts – just look at Alex DeBrincat, a 2-time NHL All-Star. Why DeBrincat? It just so happened that him & Stankoven have the same exact height. Dallas did very well in this draft because it's looking like they hit 2 home runs already (they also took Wyatt Johnston 23rd overall). Needless to say, excellent scouting by the Stars.
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Congrats young fella, enjoy it all u can.
he will forever be the porcupine in the balloon factory
Very good small forward and can Play in traffic
Fantastic Logan! We’re all proud of you! Happy 21st!! ❤️from 🇨🇦
Absolute stud
Congrats Stanky!!
Logan Snipe-koven!
Attaboy, Logan! So very proud of you! Know my tidbit U7 son is watching you on TV from Kamloops!
Making Kamloops proud! Nice shot, congratulations and happy birthday!
Atta boy stanky, making us here in Kamloops proud!!!
Happy 21st Birthday and Welcome to the National Hockey League, Logan Stankoven!
A porcupine in a balloon factory
Kid is going to be Brad Marchand good !
He will have a big career.
Congratulations Logan!! Cheering you on as a friend of Kevin Brechin!!
About time they brought him up! Right on Logan!
Dallas has got themselves a good one with Stankoven. All he's done in his career so far was score goals & put up points. No surprise that he's also won many times both in juniors & international play (he's got 3 Gold medals playing for Team Canada). If he was 2 to 4 inches taller, he would have been drafted much earlier than what he ended up going for. But the way the game has been trending the last several years or so, smaller players can be gamebreakers if they possess skill & smarts – just look at Alex DeBrincat, a 2-time NHL All-Star. Why DeBrincat? It just so happened that him & Stankoven have the same exact height.
Dallas did very well in this draft because it's looking like they hit 2 home runs already (they also took Wyatt Johnston 23rd overall). Needless to say, excellent scouting by the Stars.
For future me: I was there and saw his first goal on his birthday! I see myself right by our bench. Go Stars
Woah