Patrik Laine, who is in a terrifying strike, has already stretched his score line in ten matches – see how the Finnish striker became a winner against Toronto

A fiery Finnish striker in the hockey NHL Patrik Laine stretched his points tube the night before Wednesday to as many as ten matches as Columbus won his home trough in Toronto overtime 4–3. Laine, who was chosen as the number one star in the match, hit the match as many times as twice.

First, Laine leveled the game to 1-1 in the first half of the second set. Zach Werenski released Boone Jenner, who left the game device for Laine. The Finnish striker let his famous itch talk and passed Jack Campbellin for the first time in the match.

At the end of the actual playing time, a solution to the 3-3 readings was sought for overtime. Laine eventually became the Blue Jackets hero in overtime when he scored a 4-3 winning streak after just 20 seconds. The victory was the third consecutive one for Columbus.

The Finnish striker has scored 12 + 8 = 20 in ten matches.

– I felt we would have had more places to hit. Today was enough for us. I’m glad I got to make two of them and help the team win. We got two vital points. I’m really proud of everyone, Laine talked at the post-match press conference.

– I play the best hockey here so far. Feels good and the team wins. That’s the most important thing for me and everyone in the locker room. Last season was hard for me and the team, but right now it’s fun to chase the playoffs.

Laine admitted to enjoying Toronto as well Auston Matthewsin encounter. Matthews was booked at the same time as Laine as the first player in the 2016 booking session. The wave was booked second.

Matthews hit 1 + 2 in the match.

– It’s always nice to play against players booked on the same booking occasion. He is one of the best in the league.

Of the other Finns, Nashville succeeded in scoring Mikael Granlund, who accounted for their team’s 5-4 hits in the second half of the final round. The Predators were still ten minutes ahead of the final buzzer with a 3-4 loss, but hit three times at the end of the game. Tanner Jeannot riveted the evening with the final scores 6–4 to the Florida Panthers ’empty goal.

Nashville, meanwhile, cut their losing streak in four games.

Niko Mikkola recorded two entry points when St. Louis claimed a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. The Finnish defender took part in the second and third hits of the Blues.

Florida – Nashville 4-6
N: Mikael Granlund 1 + 0.

Columbus-Toronto and. 4–3
C: Patrik Laine 2 + 0.

Philadelphia-St. Louis 1–4
S: Niko Mikkola 0 + 2.

Seattle – NY Islanders 2–5

Anaheim – San Jose later.