Sabres prospect Noah Ostlund turning heads in Sweden, scoring special goals
The night before Djurgardens’ recent exhibition game, Sabres prospect Noah Ostlund and his teammate, Jonathan Lekkerimaki, bet each other who would score the first “Michigan,” a lacrosse-style goal, this season.
The goal made famous by the Wolverines’ Mike Legg in the 1996 NCAA Tournament involves skill, timing and some luck. A player must lift the puck off the ice behind the net and quickly whip it over an unsuspecting goalie’s shoulder.
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Sabres, Noah Ostlund, Jonathan Lekkerimaki, Wolverines’, Mike Legg
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