Field service | This Ramoser check is making headlines

Fell for a long time Ramoser due to a persistent shoulder injury, he made his comeback on February 2nd and immediately proved that he was back to his old self. Nuremberg coach Kurt Kleinendorst saw it the same way and put Rittner on the first line against Adler Mannheim on Thursday. The 1-year-old delivered and caused a stir with his speed and physical presence before he lost control. A check to the head (from minute 1.15 in the video) by Mannheim's Brent Raedeke was rightly punished with a game penalty. The Eagles took advantage of the 5-minute power play and ultimately converted a 0-1 deficit into a 5-1 win. Fortunately, Ramoser's foul did not result in a game suspension. Nuremberg and Augsburg on track Just 3 days later, the South Tyrolean had reason to celebrate again. At home against bottom team Schwenningen, he and the Ice Tigers celebrated an easy 5-2 win. Nuremberg is in 9th place in the table - and therefore in a playoff place. Alex Trivellato and the Krefeld Penguins are in 12th place. For the Leifer native, the season is most likely already over after the basic round. The one still injured Alex Lambacher can dream of the playoffs with the Augsburg Panthers. The South Germans are tenth. Hochkofler with boxing match Auch Peter Hochkofler let it rip: The Eppaner got into a fistfight with Philippe Lakos against the Vienna Capitals and was sent off the ice - just like Ramoser. It obviously motivated his teammates as the Bulls won 4-2. For Andrew Bernard However, things are not going well at MAC Ujbuda in the top Slovak league. Against Kosice, Poprad and Slovan Bratislava, his team lost three times last week, with the Kalterer always standing between the posts. The Hungarians are third from bottom in the table. The Ramoser foul (from 1.15:XNUMX):

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Field service | This Ramoser check is making headlines

In our weekly column we take a look at the performance of local ice hockey players beyond the South Tyrolean borders. This time the focus is on Joachim Ramoser's turbulent week.

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