Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
As the NHL season reaches its midpoint, the league is abuzz with unexpected developments and breakout performances that have left fans and analysts alike in disbelief. From seasoned veterans rediscovering their scoring touch to young rookies stepping into prominent roles, the 2024-25 season is proving to be one of surprises. In St. Louis, Dylan Holloway, acquired through an offer sheet from Edmonton, has quickly become a fan favorite. The 23-year-old forward is demonstrating his worth with 15 goals and 32 points, forming a dynamic line alongside Jordan Kyrou and Brayden Schenn. The trio has amassed an impressive 29 points in the last ten games, helping the Blues remain competitive in a tough Central Division. Montreal’s Lane Hutson is another name that has exceeded expectations as a rookie. Playing in all 40 games, Hutson has been a consistent presence on both ends of the ice, leading the Canadiens in five-on-five ice time. His ability to contribute offensively while maintaining solid defensive play has made him a pivotal player for the team. Meanwhile, the Columbus Blue Jackets have turned heads with their high-octane offense, averaging 3.37 goals per game—ranking them fifth in the NHL. With young talents like Zach Werenski and Kirill Marchenko leading the charge, the Jackets are on pace to see multiple players reach impressive scoring milestones. The Calgary Flames are also surprising many as they remain in the playoff hunt despite low expectations heading into the season. The emergence of young players like Dustin Wolf in net and a revitalized Jonathan Huberdeau, who is on track for his first 20-goal season with the team, has sparked hope for a postseason push. In Carolina, Jack Roslovic has made headlines with an impressive scoring resurgence, showing that a change of scenery can sometimes yield remarkable results. After struggling the previous season, he is now on pace for over 30 goals, providing much-needed offensive depth for the Hurricanes. Over in Buffalo, Jason Zucker has found his stride after initially starting the season on the third line. With eight power-play goals and a total of 31 points, Zucker’s performance has been crucial for the Sabres, showcasing the depth of talent on the roster. The Dallas Stars’ Matt Duchene is proving that age is just a number. Approaching his 34th birthday, Duchene has been a standout, tallying 16 goals and 38 points. His resurgence has been essential, especially with other key players struggling to find their form. In New Jersey, the offseason acquisitions are paying dividends, with players like Stefan Noesen and Jacob Markström stepping up and solidifying their roles. The Devils are starting to find their rhythm under new coach Sheldon Keefe, making them a team to watch in the second half of the season. The New York Islanders are witnessing a resurgence from captain Anders Lee, who has already surpassed last season's goal total, providing much-needed leadership and offensive firepower. This bounce-back season is a bright spot amid a tumultuous campaign for the Isles. As the second half of the season approaches, teams are looking to build on these unexpected performances. The NHL landscape is continually evolving, with each game bringing new surprises. With many players shattering expectations and teams exceeding predictions, the remainder of the season promises to be an exhilarating ride for fans and players alike.