Blue Jackets defeated Islanders to end season on high notes – Hockey Writer – Columbus Blue Jackets

The Columbus Blue Jacket won the painful medicine in the final playoffs of the Eastern Conference on Wednesday night. This puts the season to an end, which is even more important for themselves and their fans. That’s what they do.

Cole Sillinger and Zach Werenski both had a goal and assist of 82, while Jet Greaves continued his mastery with 36 saves to help the Blue Jackets finish their 2024-25 season with a 6-1 victory.

The story of this game is not the game itself. It was a celebration of the team and their fans all night long.

Game review

Even though the game doesn’t make any sense, there is another sold out nationwide in the arena. The announced attendance rate was 18,874. From the beginning, the building was huge. The second time I made a louder voice.

The Blue Jackets faced goalkeeper Marcus Hogberg five times. Sillinger turned on the score. Dante Fabbro, Dmitri Voronkov and Sean Kuraly added targets to make it 4-0.

Werenski then scored 5-0 in good feed for Sean Monahan, 5-0 after the second stage. Werenski’s 1-1-2 night means completing the season with 82 points in 81 games. Only Artemi Panarin has earned more points in one season.

The two teams traded on the third team. Hudson Fasching broke Greaves’ closed-door field to make it 5-1. Adam Fantilli has 1:23 left in the 6-1 final with 1:23 left.

Dean Evason stopped tears after the game. It was an exciting night for every participant, from players to fans. They had a last chance to get together for the competition. No one seems to want it to end. It was a mix of sadness while disappointing in the playoffs. There are still many people to be proud of.

In the third phase, fans shouted “CBJ” and “Johnny Hockey”. After the game, they played “Johnny Kindness” and the players admitted fans everywhere. This is a special team that will not be forgotten anytime soon.

Likewise, the Blue Jackets ensured that Matt Martin, who dealt with the Islanders after the final horn, greeted the final game. Here is another example of showing the course.

Evesson said that as long as he was there, Gaudreau would be with them forever. “As long as I’m here, he won’t leave our locker room. He’s going to be there, he’s going to be a place, he’s going to help us win hockey games, he hopes we can take us where we want it.”

Werensky said the team and the fans were like a big family. “The fan base and this group are here, and we’ve been through a lot of things over the years, yes, it feels like we’re a big family. It’s special in front of them. Tonight is very special…I think they’re the best fans in the league.”

Evason does say both Greaves and Denton Mateychuk will head to Cleveland to help the Monsters playoffs. They only need 2 points in the last two games, or Belleville may lose two points to gain a place in the playoffs.

The next step for the Blue Jacket is to exit the interview. They will meet with the media before the offseason. Stay tuned for the hockey writers as we will receive full coverage from the National Arena.