Mikko Rantanen’s flying streak continues.
Mikko Rantanen scored four points against Anaheim. AOP / USA TODAY Sports
Colorado star forward Mikko Rantanen scored 2+2 when the Avalanche defeated the Anaheim Ducks in overtime 5–4.
With Tehoilla, Rantanen broke the magical 100-point phantom line. The forward has produced 54+48=102 in 79 games this season. This is a man’s record.
Rantas became only the third Finnish NHL player to break the 100-point mark in the regular season. They have done the trick before him Jari Kurri and Teemu Selänne.
This season in the NHL, nine players have already broken the 100-point mark.
Rantanen scored his team’s second goal against Anaheim with a knuckleball and the third goal with a majesty one timer -kudilla with superiority. In addition, the man initially by Nathan MacKinnon 4–4 equalizing goal and 5–4 winning goal in overtime.
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Pasta on fire
Rantas has also been hit harder David Pastrňák. Boston’s star striker was emboldened by 3+1 performances last night, when the Teddy Bears beat Philadelphia 5-3.
The Czech talent has now scored no fewer than 60 goals and 109 points this season. He is the second in the goal exchange Connor McDavid’s (64 goals) and fourth in the points market.
Rantanen is third in the goals market and ninth in the points market.
The Philadelphia gamblers couldn’t control David Pastrňák. AOP / USA TODAY Sports