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Danish terror-comeback: - I feel a little slow

The Danish NHL-goalie Frederik Andersen didn't get it drømmecomeback on the ice, as he could have hoped for after a period out with an injury. Thus closed An

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Danish terror-comeback: - I feel a little slow

The Danish NHL-goalie Frederik Andersen didn't get it drømmecomeback on the ice, as he could have hoped for after a period out with an injury.

Thus closed Andersen four goals, when he and the Toronto Maple Leafs met the Colorado Avalanche at home on the night of Tuesday local time.

the Match ended 6-3 to the Colorado Avalanche - the last two goals scored in the empty net when the Toronto wagered everything, and the dane was pulled out.

It started otherwise good for hjemmebaneholdet. After just three and a half minutes of play in the second period and scored Igor Ozhiganov, and just a minute and 14 seconds later brought Kasperi Kapanen Toronto in front 2-0.

But the Colorado Avalanche didn't go on to be lagging behind. On the contrary, scored the team three times in a row by Gabriel Landeskog, Mikko Rantanen and Carl Söderberg.

the Maple Leafs were equalized to 3-3 six minutes into the third period before Carl Söderberg with two goals and Mark Calvert with a single secured the away team the victory. It is the Swedish Carl Söderbergs first hat-trick in the NHL.

The 29-year-old Frederik Andersen has been out with an injury in the groin since the end of december. His latest battle was 22. december, when the New York Rangers were beaten 5-3.

Prior to the night battle called the Toronto Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock dane for "our man" and "an important part of the team".

It has been important both for the team and for the Danish keeper even, that he was completely ready, before he moved out on the ice again.

however, it was Andersen a little time to get started, he says after the fight to nhl.com:

- You feel a little slow, and maybe the patience is not there all the battle through, but hopefully it goes better next time, says the dane.

Frederik Andersen was not the only dane, who had to suffer a defeat on the night of Tuesday. Lars and the Washington Capitals lost 1-4 to the Saint Louis Blues on their home ground.

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