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Kaprizov scores 17 seconds into OT to thrill the Minnesota crowd in a 4-3 Wild win against Anaheim Ducks
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Kirill Kaprizov scored 17 seconds into overtime to thrill the Minnesota crowd in a 4-3 win against the Anaheim Ducks on Friday night.
Kaprizov, the rookie sensation with 27 goals this season, snapped a quick shot that was stopped by Anaheim goalie John Gibson, but drove the net and found the puck on a rebound and easily scored with Gibson unable to recover. The Wild started the day one point behind Colorado for second in the West Division.
Lehner stopped 22 shots to improve to 16-3-2 during the regular season since joining the Golden Knights last season.
Reilly Smith, Alec Martinez, and Nic Roy scored in regulation for Vegas, which won after trailing by two goals for the sixth time this season. The Golden Knights also continued to show a knack for coming back when trailing after two periods, doing so for the sixth time this year.
The Golden Knights also inched closer to winning their third division title in four seasons since joining the NHL in 2017.
“Tonight was a night we were a little flat as a group and they got better as the game went on,” Vegas coach Peter DeBoer said. “That’s what you need to win consistently. Your big guys are going to score, but they can’t score every single night for you.”
/ Posted on 4 May, 2021 9:30
Cambodia’s tourism players have welcomed preliminary plans to welcome back vaccinated international tourists in 4Q2021, with little or no mandatory quarantine.
At a meeting on April 27, tourism minister Thong Khon said the tourism and health ministries will work together to evaluate if foreign holidaymakers from low-risk countries who have been vaccinated can enter Cambodia with reduced or no quarantine.
Discussions are underway for Cambodia to remove mandatory quarantines for vaccinated international travellers; a monument of King Norodom Sihanoukin in Phnom Penh, Cambodia pictured
Cambodia has suspended the issuance of tourism visas since April 2020. Additionally, all current arrivals must spend 14 days in a designated quarantine hotel.
Forget pricing alone: This is how telcos can succeed in South Africa
The author, Nic Ray, argues that local telecommunications operators need to pay more attention to customer service, especially in the digital realm
South Africa’s telecommunications operators have not had an easy ride this past year. The coronavirus pandemic saw already immense pressure on margins and cash flow being further compounded, with no immediate signs of relief in sight.
In the battle for market share during this challenging period, some network providers were able to differentiate themselves through pricing or network quality, but the same cannot be said about customer service.
Scots sea kayaker shares incredible dolphin encounter as pod try to play in water
Nick Ray was returning from a trip to the Isle of Rum when the dolphins began to playfully swim around his kayak.
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