Colorado’s Mikko Rantanen leads the Finnish points and goals exchange this season.
28.3. 07:22 • Updated March 28th. 08:03
Colorado Avalanch star striker Mikko Rantanen again scored a goal in the hockey NHL.
In his second consecutive match, Rantanen scored his team’s 2-1 lead in a away game against Minnesota Wild when Colorado suffered a 2-3 time loss.
Rantanen, who was hit by force, shot right into the top corner immediately after the starting victory. The finish was already 33rd in the season for Rantanen, who leads the Finnish points and goals exchange this season. Of the 63 matches of the season, Rantanen has scored 78 points.
Colorado leads the western block and is the top team in the entire NHL. For Minnesota, the win was already the sixth in a row.
Avalanche pilot Jared Bednar was pleased after the game despite the loss.
– It was a good hockey match. I liked the way we played. We tackled well and didn’t give much space at the defensive end, Bednar summed up.
Kapanen put the ball away for the goalkeeper
The Pittsburgh Penguins also succeeded in scoring the night Kasperi Kapanen. The Penguins Triathlon Pier made their team’s opening hit in the goal scores against Detroit.
Kapanen spectacularly deceived the Detroit guard over coffee and finished his 11th hit of the season.
Kapas now has 11 + 19 = 30 powers for this season.
The Penguins won the match spectacularly with goals 11-2. Similar crushers are rarely seen in the NHL. The last time 11 goals were scored against one team in the Bucks League was in January 2003, when Washington defeated Florida 12-2.
The Pittsburgh points team had recorded 3 + 1 power in the match Yevgeny Malkin. The hat trick was 13th in the Russian striker’s NHL career.
By the middle of the match, the Penguins were already 6-0.
– Games like this are fun. I don’t remember when I played for a team that has scored so many goals in one match. It’s good to move on from this, a Pittsburgh striker who recorded 1 + 2 power Bryan Rust smiled.
The Finns were also featured in the Nashville Predators’ 5-4 home win over the Philadelphia Flyers. The victory for the home team was guaranteed 19/23 times rejected Hair Saros and Mikael Granlund recorded two entry points.
NY Islanders – Tampa Bay 1-4
NY Rangers – Buffalo and 5–4
Pittsburgh-Detroit 11–2
PIT: Kapanen 1 + 0
Nashville – Philadelphia 5–4
NSH: Granlund 0 + 2, Saros 19/23 rep.
Minnesota-Colorado and 3–2
COL: Rantanen 1 + 0
Winnipeg-Arizona and 2–1
WPG: Heinola 0 + 1
Toronto-Florida 5–2
FLA: Monastic 0 + 1
New Jersey – Montreal vl 3–2
MTL: Ylönen 0 + 1