Mikko Rantanen’s hot streak continues – his 14-game point streak is next to the record | Sports in a nutshell

Colorado’s Finnish forward Mikko Rantanen is third in the NHL points market with 24+34.

Mikko Rantanen the frenzy continued in the hockey NHL when he managed to score against the Florida Panthers. The Finnish forward representing the Colorado Avalanche nailed the Final Score 3–1 to the empty Panthers goal at the end of the match. He was responsible for the other two Colorado hits Devon Toews.

Rantanen’s hit was already the 24th of the season. He is third in the points market of the series with 24+34=58. In the goal exchange, he is second straight away Leon Draisaitl after.

Rantanen’s point streak has now already stretched to 14 games, which equals his record from the 2018-2019 season. In addition to Rantanen, only Draisaitl, who represents Edmonton, has reached such a long point streak this season.

Rantanen’s teammate runs the NHL point exchange Nathan MacKinnon power 14+52.

Also Juuso Pärssinen scored points in the match. He provided the pass for his team’s second hit and opened his scoring account in an Avalanche jersey.

of Florida Anton Lundell had an assist on his team’s only hit.

Laine still on the side

The Montreal Canadiens continued their strong streak with a 5-4 win over the Vancouver Canucks By Nick Suzuki with an overtime goal. Suzuki scored 1+2 in the match, as did the Montreal defender Lane Hutson.

of Montreal Joel Armia bait Kaiden Guhlen scored a goal. Montreal’s second Finnish player Patrick Laine was sidelined due to illness. Laine was now absent for the third consecutive match.

Vancouver goalkeeper played Kevin Lankinenwho blocked 19 shots in the match.

Vancouver’s number one name was a forward JT Millerwho was involved in all four of his team’s goals with 2+2 power points.

For Montreal, the victory was already the eighth of the last ten games. Vancouver has managed to win just one of their last five games.

Luukkonen saved Buffalo to victory

The Buffalo Sabers beat the Washington Capitals 4-3 at the end of the scoring race, snapping their three-game losing streak.

Buffalo succeeded in the decisive attempt JJ Peterkawho scored 1+1 in actual game time.

A defender played in Buffalo’s back lines Henri Jokiharjuwho had been in the stands for the previous six matches. Jokiharju played just under 12 minutes in the match and was left with no points. The Finnish defender was also in the stands for several matches at the beginning of the season.

Buffalo goalie Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen blocked 25 shots in the match.